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piltymon 18-06-2007 15:48

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Originally Posted by Tombraider (Post 436764)
yes, its a sycamore tree.

Do kids still play with the spinners or has that old tradition fallen to the wayside in favour of playstations and the like?

accymel 18-06-2007 15:48

Re: From your window
 
I see a banker:D







Oh does that mean i must take the screen off the window:p

WillowTheWhisp 18-06-2007 15:53

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It's a while since I was in Accrington library but the last time I was there they did indeed have the winged messenger mercury.

I should have specified external statuary which one is able to see without entering buildings. The Hyndburn area is notoriously short of such things. We had a thread about it once. Nobody argued though and I don't think anybody offered a solution.
;)

Tombraider 18-06-2007 15:56

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Originally Posted by piltymon (Post 436769)
Do kids still play with the spinners or has that old tradition fallen to the wayside in favour of playstations and the like?

It still happens here only not for spinning. When friends and family come round with their littles ones we can often be found round the kitchen table glueing leaves and spinning jennys to paper making birds and butterflys :D

piltymon 18-06-2007 15:57

Re: From your window
 
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 436772)
It's a while since I was in Accrington library but the last time I was there they did indeed have the winged messenger mercury.

I should have specified external statuary which one is able to see without entering buildings. The Hyndburn area is notoriously short of such things. We had a thread about it once. Nobody argued though and I don't think anybody offered a solution. ;)

Isn't there a statue done by the same guy that did the mother and child on Blackburn bus station?

lettie 18-06-2007 16:07

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I can't see anything at the moment, my blinds are firmly drawn. I got out of bed a couple of hours ago after a night shift. I can't stand the thought of daylight at the moment...:o

Roy 18-06-2007 16:32

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I see, a very big fountain - probably one of the biggest in the world, with approx 18 tons of water in the air at any one time (not sure on this, it's just what I've been told). The fountain seems to be switched off on fridays though, or is it really sunday... who knows!

Margaret Pilkington 18-06-2007 16:38

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A street that used to be cobbled......a row of terraced houses similar to ours.....cars parked outside their owners houses........some very pretty hanging baskets.......a rose bush with monster roses in a lovely claret colour.
A ragbag cat washing it's 'bits'.....and children playing out.....though they may be inside soon as it is just starting to rain.

piltymon 18-06-2007 16:39

Re: From your window
 
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Originally Posted by Roy (Post 436800)
I see, a very big fountain - probably one of the biggest in the world, with approx 18 tons of water in the air at any one time (not sure on this, it's just what I've been told). The fountain seems to be switched off on fridays though, or is it really sunday... who knows!

Where is that? Sounds like it is a wonderful sight when it is switched on.

Less 18-06-2007 16:54

Re: From your window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Roy (Post 436800)
I see, a very big fountain - probably one of the biggest in the world, with approx 18 tons of water in the air at any one time (not sure on this, it's just what I've been told). The fountain seems to be switched off on fridays though, or is it really sunday... who knows!

What you doing in my front room?

:mad:

piltymon 18-06-2007 17:00

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 436825)
What you doing in my front room?

:mad:

LoL, good one :D

MargaretR 18-06-2007 17:27

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When the trees lose their leaves I can see more of the playing field.
A pair of woodpidgeons are nesting in the tree on the left.

piltymon 18-06-2007 17:43

Re: From your window
 
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Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 436843)
When the trees lose their leaves I can see more of the playing field.
A pair of woodpidgeons are nesting in the tree on the left.

Which playing field?

lindsay ormerod 18-06-2007 17:56

Re: From your window
 
I can see 3 rabbit hutches,complete with rabbits, rain,and the back of Cambridge St methodist church ! Oh and a picnic table ,several planters full of petunias and a huge jasmine plant climbing up the wall.

SPUGGIE J 18-06-2007 17:56

Re: From your window
 
Well can see the tree aint a clue what it is. The burn with the ducks on the bank sunbathing. If on the verandra I can see the Ochil Hills with the blocks of fir trees. As for anything historical nope cant see owt like that but beats the view from the otherside of the block that looks onto the refinery candles.


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