Very silly pics

[paul]

 

[Mrs Trellis]

 

[Mrs Trellis]

 

[pwhole]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1708870848499622378

 

[Mrs Trellis]

 

[pwhole]

I remember being on holiday in San Francisco decades ago, after the city council had installed 'carousels' for the first time at some intersections (with no traffic signals) in a new-build area, and my friend was driving - it was kind of hilarious and terrifying at the same time as she attempted to negotiate this new-fangled hazard.

The opposite is happening on the new Waverley estate (formerly the site of Orgreave coking works) in Rotherham, at grid intersections (with no road signage or traffic signals installed yet). Still, they could try driving with due care and attention in the meantime

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-66502009

 

[Mrs Trellis]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1715134480263029078

 

[pwhole]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1714360630507864354

 

[Mrs Trellis]

 

[pwhole]

Not silly but pretty damn cool:

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...st-floor-video-mugdock-stirlingshire-scotland

 

[Mrs Trellis]

Yes I saw that - Mugdock eh? What's in a name? Is it an anagram?

 

[tony from suffolk]

 

[ChrisB]

Mugdock eh? What's in a name?

Since you ask…

The Battle of Mugdock (AD 750)

In the eighth century, under the rule of their king Onuist son of Urgust (Óengus mac Fergusa), the Picts became the dominant power in North Britain. Onuist had secured his position as the paramount…

senchus.wordpress.com

 

[Mrs Trellis]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1716199910163271793

 

[Mrs Trellis]

 

[Mrs Trellis]

Yawksher ......too tight to put air in the tyres.

 

[Mrs Trellis]

Not silly but funny.............calm down on the back row...................

https://twitter.com/x/status/1716071592210391320

 

[Mrs Trellis]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1716163062271545699

 

[Mrs Trellis]

Since you ask…

The Battle of Mugdock (AD 750)

In the eighth century, under the rule of their king Onuist son of Urgust (Óengus mac Fergusa), the Picts became the dominant power in North Britain. Onuist had secured his position as the paramount…

senchus.wordpress.com

I now know that Mugdock is an anagram of Dog muck. I suppose it's where they take the dogs for a crap without having to pick it up.

 

[Mrs Trellis]

Does what it says on the tin.