Name the stream - Page 9

Tinkerbelle · 12-07-2006, 23:36

Never seen you up here yet? I'm hoping Garindas description of you are correct though, I'd hate to mistaken you for just another common garden gnome.

garinda · 13-07-2006, 00:34

They might try and exhibit Tinks in the Time Tunnel exhibition....as one of the little fluffers of times gone by.

Tinkerbelle · 13-07-2006, 14:12

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Originally Posted by Doug

I’ll pick up a few interested individuals on the way over, we can all have lunch on Tinks..

As a great man once said, "Antley Syke my A***" :engsmil:

Well Dougie dear where were you? I was going to let you buy our liquid lunch when you realised I was correct

Many thanks to Katex and her colleagues for allowing us to have a look at this display. It really is a fantastic display and when it goes back up in Ossy Mills I recommend anyone with even the slightest bit of interest in local history, to go along and take a look.

Heres the pics :

Bagpuss and Dougie you will now bow at the feet of me ... the knowledgable one!

Tinkerbelle · 13-07-2006, 14:23

Right I think the pics work after many tears of trying to resize them !!

accymel · 13-07-2006, 16:34

Yeh you 2 ...Doug & Bagpuss

i can definately say as i went with Tinks to see these maps & what Tinks says is legit, thanks Katex & her collegues for letting us take up their time to view them & for their hospitality

Ps like your sence of humour too we got such a welcome in reception pmsl!!!

garinda · 13-07-2006, 18:35

She's wrote Antley Skye on that map with a biro this afternoon!!!!

Only joking, well done.

I remember looking at the same charts. They also had one which showed a prehistoric burial mound which is still visible on the horizon line of Ossy moors, if I remember correctly.

mthead · 13-07-2006, 18:39

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Originally Posted by garinda

She's wrote Antley Skye on that map with a biro this afternoon!!!!

Only joking, well done.

I remember looking at the same charts. They also had one which showed a prehistoric burial mound which is still visible on the horizon line of Ossy moors, if I remember correctly.

Yeah,we saw that one Gary.They had some with some stone circles marked out to dating back to the 'Bronze Age'

katex · 13-07-2006, 18:49

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Originally Posted by garinda

She's wrote Antley Skye on that map with a biro this afternoon!!!!

Only joking, well done.

Can verify you would be joking, the excitement from these three when they found the name was mind boggling.

Loved every minute of this lunch hour in lovely company. Awakened my interest here, and will back back in the morning to give this display a good going over.

Thanks to Peter Hargreaves for getting them out for us and I loved the fact he loaned me the 130 year old key, with original Jacob's Lodge tag still attached for the sluice gates they put there to control the water flow.

Bagpuss · 13-07-2006, 21:15

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Originally Posted by garinda

She's wrote Antley Skye on that map with a biro this afternoon!!!!

That did cross my mind the first time I saw it.

I have to say even though you have found the name I am still far from being convinced that Antley Syke ran from Jacobs Lodge all the way to Hyndburn Rd. I will study your maps and see if I agree but I guess it's up to me now to prove you wrong.

Tinkerbelle · 13-07-2006, 21:19

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

That did cross my mind the first time I saw it.

Now that's not very nice is it!!

These are work done by the Ossy Civic Society and are covered in plastic. I couldn't alter them even if I had wanted to ..... which I didn't need to do cus I'm right, your wrong nah nah ner ner