Sunbright57 wrote:Okay, it is south of Gisburn, I was looking at it as if coming from Gisburn towards Blacko/Barrowford. Its about 1 mile south-east, actually. Danny doesn't always get things right, neither. Sorry about that but I'm not good at the old map reading stuff. Oh, and Danny my name is Sunbright not Sundim. You could be Qdantcommandant, perhaps !!!
I thought you'd left ? at least stop giving map ref's like Phil might have made the effort to go looking, on a wild goose chase, thanks to you !
QDanT wrote:Initiation
Post Sunbright57 on Tue Jul 05, 2011 5:37 pm
Danny, sorry to keep jumping in on your posts but this is a free forum so anyone can put on comments etc. Feel free to jump in on my topics and comments, I don't mind, in fact, I would welcome that. Ray
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Re: SEPTEMBER TNA CAMPING/FIELD TRIP to SILVERDALE, Lancashire Coast
Post Sunbright57 on Wed Aug 10, 2011 6:01 pm
My days of camping might be over now. Last went camping at Capel Curig, north Wales in the early 70s with my boarding school. I prefer to be in a B&B or self catering cottage these days - much more comfortable.
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Re: Calf Hey Well, Cockden, Briercliffe
Post Sunbright57 on Mon Apr 02, 2012 11:26 pm
Don't worry i'll work it out its not "rocket science". Unlike you Danny, I didn't have much of an education at the special school I attended. It wasn't meant for education, just to keep kids in some form of schooling. Terrible place though - it wrecked my early yea
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Re: The Buckstone or Rocking Stone, Silverdale, north Lancashire.
Post Sunbright57 on Tue Aug 09, 2011 6:05 pm
No Danny have not been there as I don't drive. Will have to wait till my mate can take me.
Also, I have very elderly parents aged 89 and 87 so its difficult going to far of places. I rely a lot of what I read about sites from local books and they very rarely give a grid reference, or if they do its often not accurate. I would dearly love to go somewhere further away. Hope you understand, its frustrating, but that's life,
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Re: The Celtic Walls
Post Sunbright57 on Thu Jul 21, 2011 11:22 pm
Teddy likes his tipples that why he needs carrying home, and what about Danny ?
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Re: A Few Erratics
Post Sunbright57 on Tue Sep 06, 2011 7:24 pm
Spot teddy.....he's there somewhere....if you look closely. Ha har there he is
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Re: Celtic Walls TNA trip 4-9-11
Post Sunbright57 on Mon Sep 05, 2011 11:38 pm
Lovely wild flowers, oh and a very large mushroom being stroked by Paulus !
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Re: Calf Hey Well, Cockden, Briercliffe
Post Sunbright57 on Sun Apr 01, 2012 7:39 pm
Roughly because I'm not quite sure, so thereabouts I would say. But you have pinpointed the well. Thanks. What's a Romer ? Gps, perhaps ?
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Re: Archaeological Field Trips during the Spring & Summer
Post Sunbright57 on Thu Mar 29, 2012 6:28 pm
Apologies Danny, I think I said top right, that should be top (far) left above Dykes farm at Os co-ordinates SD.8635 2435. Don't know my right from left ! Yes, the dykes can be seen from an aerial view if you want to put one up you will need to zoom in a fair bit. But would be nice. Ray.
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Re: The Broadclough Dykes / Earthworks, Bacup, Lancashire.
Post QDanT on Sun Apr 01, 2012 2:34 am
Sunbright57 wrote:All sorted out now. Have been up t'Bacup to get photos of the correct site. See above. More pics to follow. cheers
What's the grid ref. ? any where near SD 8635 2435
cheers Danny
Re: The Broadclough Dykes / Earthworks, Bacup, Lancashire.
Post Sunbright57 on Sun Apr 01, 2012 7:21 pm
Hi Danny, the os grid reference is, as you say, SD.8635 2435 that's more or less in the middle of the dyke (earthwork).
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