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"This video isn't available anymore" Hmmm----?

Its about 40 years since Ben put it in, not bad for a bit of second hand timber!

Hmm, SRT with a naked flame stinky could be interesting?---

It may be very regional, but what you're calling a "poss", in the coal mining area of east Derbyshire we called a "ponch".

The disused viaduct at Millers Dale (NOT the big double one !) has anchors in place for rigging, used by outdoor groups.

Isn't Sallet Hole still under "care and management", ha, ha.........

I organised the last DCA congress and it made a significant loss (mainly on the stomp, paying for the band), we decided to give it a rest for a while to build up finances, its still resting, this was about 1987? ---

I must confess to being somewhat confused, has Cussey Pot finally been connected to the Bradwell area, or has the thread been hijacked? ---

Yet another legend joins the other side, r.i.p. Jerry, thanks for the memories.

I think you'll find Stovoids 2nd Amendment was replaced by the 3rd in 1974.

I use a Digitnow! scanner off Amazon, reasonably priced and good for copying slides, negatives and prints.

I am aware of a great deal of long established badger activity on that side of the dale, I wonder how that fits into their gardening ethos ??

The reason yew is mainly seen in churchyards is that it is highly poisonous to livestock so must be kept away from grazing land, it was grown for longbow making before saltpetre for gunpowder (and guns) became readily available.

Wind Tunnel rout into Colostomy Crawl, Peak Cavern.