S.H. Yep, But they say we could be getting SNOW in October.
Jim.
Lincoln .7
Yup – but that’s in the UK!!;);):diablo:
S.H. Yep, But they say we could be getting SNOW in October.
Jim.
Lincoln .7
Yup – but that’s in the UK!!;);):diablo:
“Tony Robinson, and others of his team, don’t use trowles to dig, they use JCBs and make a mess of any site they dig on.I have yet to find out what happens to their finds of value.”
Sorry, but that is simply not true. There is an argument about the speed at which the digs take place but they only reveal what they have time to reveal. The digs are highly supervised and all the key participants are professional archaeologists and the actual archaeology uses trowels and similar implements only. If there are skeletons or any human remains nothing can be touched until the authorities are informed and forensic archaeologists attend the dig. All the artedfacts recovered go for cataloguing and many for ultimate exhibition and/or library storage.
All the JCBs are doing is clering the topsoil which is the method employed on any professional dig unless there are exceptionally believed to be artefacts in the topsoil.
“Tony Robinson, and others of his team, don’t use trowles to dig, they use JCBs and make a mess of any site they dig on.I have yet to find out what happens to their finds of value.”
Sorry, but that is simply not true. There is an argument about the speed at which the digs take place but they only reveal what they have time to reveal. The digs are highly supervised and all the key participants are professional archaeologists and the actual archaeology uses trowels and similar implements only. If there are skeletons or any human remains nothing can be touched until the authorities are informed and forensic archaeologists attend the dig. All the artedfacts recovered go for cataloguing and many for ultimate exhibition and/or library storage.
All the JCBs are doing is clering the topsoil which is the method employed on any professional dig unless there are exceptionally believed to be artefacts in the topsoil.
THE WEATHER! The end of September, cloudless blue sky and 27C – bliss!:D
THE WEATHER! The end of September, cloudless blue sky and 27C – bliss!:D
I do the same at Manston. Indeed whilst little changes at the Spitfire and Hurricance Museum itself there are always new things to look at in the shop. It is very well run.
From the visitor’s perpective, on the question of admission charges, I don’t resent them per se and am usually happy to pay a nominal amount anyway. But I am ALWAYS disposed to lob some coinage into a donation bucket and the better the experience the greater the value of the coinage.
And that point about toilets. Yes, agree 100%.
ppp – so why should anyone want to recover it for no reward? I do not follow your logic. And you go onto say that you would propose destroying, what is effectively a war grave, to prevent theft.
ppp – so why should anyone want to recover it for no reward? I do not follow your logic. And you go onto say that you would propose destroying, what is effectively a war grave, to prevent theft.
He and Jimmy Perry provided most of us with so much laughter for so many years. And to think that Dad’s Army was initially turned down as being offensive to and belittling the Home Guard!! The joy is that we have the DVDs as a permanent legacy.
He and Jimmy Perry provided most of us with so much laughter for so many years. And to think that Dad’s Army was initially turned down as being offensive to and belittling the Home Guard!! The joy is that we have the DVDs as a permanent legacy.
“Oh I’m all in favour of recovering it, but the vast majority of it should be taken by the government,….”
The two parts of that are contradictory. If the vast majority of the value is taken by the government then no private individual is going to recover it, are they? And the government is unlikely to do so. So your wish is unlikely to be granted. I think you shot yourself in the foot.
“Oh I’m all in favour of recovering it, but the vast majority of it should be taken by the government,….”
The two parts of that are contradictory. If the vast majority of the value is taken by the government then no private individual is going to recover it, are they? And the government is unlikely to do so. So your wish is unlikely to be granted. I think you shot yourself in the foot.
Yes – perfect!!:D Glad “we in the south” could be of assistance!:)