Postcodes please.

[Roboframer]

Oh Yeah? Well I did too, so there.

Google Earth.

[huntvambo]

shop = TR13 8AB -- before the refurb.

House. TR12 7PE -- you might find it difficult, think they got a bit mixed up.
look for the two red Calor bottles.

Blimey Merlin I've just booked Parc Brawse Cottage on the Penmenner Road for a week in August, small world

[Ricky]

DL12 9NL Skoda Parking Only

[birdman]

BT62 2BP - they got us too before we re-painted the outside. We are now a very fetching blue.

[guzzijim]

DG8 0JL

I’m in trouble with the wife because I hadn’t moved the builders sand and ballast sacks.

[Steve N]

BA1 3EN
You can't miss us, Wessex Pictures delivery van parked right outside the driver was telling me he had just seen the Google Streetview car down the road, and I was saying "MOVE YOUR BL##DY VAN"

Steve

[mikeysaling]

great picture of the van - you are nice and handy for 'the dolphin' !!!!

[The Jolly Good Framer #1]

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[WelshFramer]

I used to be on the map but seem to have disappeared. Maybe I'll have to try again.

The problem about our postcode is that its centre is nowhere near us. It's up a track the wrong side of a mountain. Delivery guys discover this when using SatNavs - they end up at the end of a narrow muddy track in the middle of nowhere with no turning space. That's when they dig out their mobile phone and discover there's no signal.

They have to reverse out and drive 2 miles back to the village to get a phone signal. Some of them are quite grumpy by the time they finally arrive.

[Steve N]

Hi Mike,
Yes very close to the Dolphin, but sadly I don't drink!

[An Old Master]

How about my reg: GA 55 OUT?

[prospero]

You can almost see my shed from here.



Wasn't it nice of the Parish Council to put a bench right in front, gawpers for the use of.

[mikeysaling]

hey prospero - like it - room to park - people can take their time and a very nice aspect to the premises! you done good there!

[kev@frames]

shop = TR13 8AB -- before the refurb.
House. TR12 7PE -- you might find it difficult, think they got a bit mixed up.
look for the two red Calor bottles.

they got mixed up with ours too, so no point in posting unless we have moved into the local Vets surgery and mansion 200 yards down the road. Must be a Cornwall thing.

Im trying to figure when the cars went by, looks to be sometime last summer?

TIP: I found a web site where you can correct these things (link is on google maps) but I think I'll leave my house uncorrected, everyone deserves fifteen minutes of anonimity

Shop TR18 1SX

[mikeysaling]

everyone deserves fifteen minutes of anonimity

didn't gordon brown say that!!! LOL

IMHO - a lifetime would be just acceptable.

[Roboframer]

Here's a little story for you.

Look at SY15 6RS - the Nags Head hotel Garthmyl - zoom in on the junction with the B&W direction sign and you'll see the Montgomery canal going under a bridge. But it's not a bridge - the canal goes under the road in a concrete pipe and re-appears some 150m away, the other side of the Nags Head.

It used to be a hump backed bridge; all the canal bridges were that type, and on quiet country lanes they still are. But as traffic speed increased these bridges became very dangerous on main routes - there wasn't enough money around (just after the war) to replace all these bridges with more gently-sloped affairs and so wherever the canal crossed a main road, this was what was done - it was piped under the road and it rendered the canal un-navigable between Welshpool and its source, Newtown.

One day in 1948 a crane operator was demolishing the hump backed bridge at the Nags Head by swinging a big iron ball in to it, one or two more hits and it would be history. He spotted a young lady watching him on the other side of the canal and asked her if she would like to be the last person to ever cross the bridge.

She teetered over what was left to join him on his side and he finished the job.

That was how my parents met - the bungalow to the left of the pub is where my Dad lodged whilst he was on this job and all my relations on my Mother's side live within a small radius of that pub. The residence by the phone box, attached to the pub, used to be the PO and my (non-related) 'Auntie' lived there "Mrs Davies the Post Office"

(Sigh)

[Jonny2morsos]

I am at PE6 8LW. Drag Pegman to Northfield Rd.

My unit is No. 13 and the one next door with the To Let sign is now also mine or will be from 1/6/2010 but I have the keys and have been given a rent free period until then.

The red Citroen Picasso is my car and the tree it is parked under is now in full blossom. About the only time of year the view improves.