What For!

jpest1 said:
You are right willow. They were for tying horses to (not garinda) and the barges were pushed through with the feet. You were very close in what you said. It was called 'Footing'
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dont think the river was deep enough for barges?
 
there are four rings two on oneside and directley across from them there are two more :confused: its baffled me....lol
 
staggeringman said:
yes it is at clitheroe quite a lot of bridges there though!
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is this still going or is it to late (look at the dates)
i must read all the posts befor i do a post

slap me !!!

tell you tomorrow im going tomitton in the morning......
 
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apest1 said:
is this still going or is it to late (look at the dates)
i must read all the posts befor i do a post

slap me !!!

tell you tomorrow im going tomitton in the morning......
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what the cufk are you on about apest1.
 
staggeringman said:
what the cufk are you on about apest1.
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frist time i looked the dates was 22/23-6-2005..up to the 29/6/05 (it was the 8/7/05 when i put my thing on) then found page 2.....
WELL me and my littel girl sen`t 2 hrs at mitton this morning AND now one Knows what there for , so if you can keep it going till monday . i wiill go to stoneyherst col and see if thay can put some light on it... ONE thing i did fined is that mitton was called mytton till 1893 and the church !!!!!! well just go and see it ... (sorry for the mix up staggers) :D
 
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