Mac of Cygnet Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 Cogenhoe caravan site, next to the Nene: 1
Pluto Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 5 minutes ago, Mac of Cygnet said: Cogenhoe caravan site, next to the Nene: Lydgate, between Burnley and Todmorden, forty years ago.
ditchcrawler Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 3 hours ago, Mac of Cygnet said: Cogenhoe caravan site, next to the Nene: There is an estate in Winterton where no washing out on Sunday is in their deeds
Ken X Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 1 hour ago, ditchcrawler said: There is an estate in Winterton where no washing out on Sunday is in their deeds My late Swiss mother-in-law, never hung her washing out on Sundays as it was illegal to hang out washing on Sundays in Switzerland. Flushing toilets in apartments was also illegal after 22:00 apparently. 1
LadyG Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 In the Outer Hebrides when i was on a cycling holiday 1980s, it was difficult to get B&B on Sat night. I nearly slept on the bus, it was parked and unlocked! I found a place, she had a corridor room for her washing, and told me walking except to Church was frowned upon on Sunday. They all wore black and carried a bible. There were no ferries. No pubs open. No trade.
Mike Tee Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 I'm sure I remember my sister-in-law telling me that when they lived in Germany they were not allowed to cut the grass on a Sunday!
Ronaldo47 Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 On 03/02/2025 at 12:55, alias said: Clearly a modern production. In the days when the long 's' was used, the horizontal bar of the f-like symbol for 's', only extends to the left of the vertical line.
alias Posted February 6, 2025 Report Posted February 6, 2025 31 minutes ago, Ronaldo47 said: Clearly a modern production. In the days when the long 's' was used, the horizontal bar of the f-like symbol for 's', only extends to the left of the vertical line. It's on a stone block embedded into an outside wall of Hythe Town Hall.
David Mack Posted March 4 Report Posted March 4 On 06/02/2025 at 15:07, Pluto said: Lydgate, between Burnley and Todmorden, forty years ago. Broughton Street, Hebden Bridge, today.
PeterScott Posted March 4 Report Posted March 4 (edited) Hebden Bridge 24Sep2003 ... and continuing a washy theme hereabouts ... Edited March 4 by PeterScott place 1
Jon57 Posted March 5 Report Posted March 5 Not unofficial. Passed this sign but no breakfasts were to be seen
Mac of Cygnet Posted March 5 Report Posted March 5 (edited) Ah, yes. A bit like this one in Co. Durham Edited to add another I spotted at the Elsan point at Horbury Bridge Edited March 5 by Mac of Cygnet
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