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The best plug top ever made, with many great features - one of the best being that all the cores are cut to the same length!
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Having used large numbers of them in my working life, my first choice would be Kraus & Naimer - they are still pretty well made.
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Thinking about the topography, I reckon that the paddles were probably raised on more than one lock - but not on all of them.
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Apparently the incident caused flooding as far down as Billet Lane in Northchurch, so a fair volume of water must have been lost.
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The south side is the non-towpath side of Dudswell and the land there is a bit lower than the canal. I suspect that the water went over the bank just above the lock, but my informant's message was lacking in detail!
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According to my man on the ground, there was flooding in Dudswell last night, with water getting into the gardens of houses on the south side of the village.
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I will ask a friend who lives in Dudswell if his house is underwater!
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There is one word missing from the list for the one I was "taught"!
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The latest batch of resistors I ordered, as well as being tiny for 0.4 Watt ones, seems to have the stripes painted in Farrow & Ball colours - very muted and more or less indistinguishable from each other. Has anyone managed to purge from their memory any of the very non-PC mnemonics for the colour code which were in common use 50 years ago - or do they immediately spring to mind?
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Two photos from the Berkhamsted Local History & Museum Society Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/BLHMS/ The first one is above the Riser and the second probably heading towards Lock 56. ETA Taken in 1954.
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Out of curiosity, AMD 2900, Intel 3000, one of the TI ones or something even weirder?