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@Dendrochronicle I don’t have Ladies Walking Field on this map, but I have found a 1960s photo of it on the excellent http://www. poolehistory.org.uk

This has completely baffled me, I don’t know which direction I’m looking in, I wonder if that’s possibly the big factory chimney in Lake Road in Hamworthy I can see in the background?

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@Dendrochronicle I don’t have Ladies Walking Field on this map, but I have found a 1960s photo of it on the excellent http://www. poolehistory.org.uk

This has completely baffled me, I don’t know which direction I’m looking in, I wonder if that’s possibly the big factory chimney in Lake Road in Hamworthy I can see in the background?

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A black and white vintage photo of a large field in the middle of a town, showing white marquees and a Coca-Cola stand set up for an event 

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@Dendrochronicle I’m familiar with that one and its church, my mother taught there briefly when we moved here from London in the 80s and I have friends who went there too 🙂 I never knew there was an older church and school of the same name; it’s sad how much of the old town has gone, there are some beautiful bits left but they’re very much in the minority now. I guess you must remember the old Arndale centre in its 70s heyday though, with the wooden animals and mosaics?

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@Dendrochronicle I’m familiar with that one and its church, my mother taught there briefly when we moved here from London in the 80s and I have friends who went there too 🙂 I never knew there was an older church and school of the same name; it’s sad how much of the old town has gone, there are some beautiful bits left but they’re very much in the minority now. I guess you must remember the old Arndale centre in its 70s heyday though, with the wooden animals and mosaics?

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@Dendrochronicle How lovely, I’m guessing you went to the same primary school as my other half – it used to be a beautiful little Victorian building on the main road but sadly that was knocked down a few years ago and the school moved round the corner.

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@Dendrochronicle How lovely, I’m guessing you went to the same primary school as my other half – it used to be a beautiful little Victorian building on the main road but sadly that was knocked down a few years ago and the school moved round the corner.

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The view from my window right now 🌙

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The view from my window right now 🌙

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The waxing crescent moon, faintly illuminated, in a patch of warm blue sky amid a sumptuous cloudscape. At the bottom of the picture a classically styled building nestles amongst autumnal trees and smaller houses, with distant hills in the background.

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In the Argonautica, Jason famously travels to Colchis on a quest for the Golden Fleece, but where did this relic come from? Phrixus and Helle were the children of King Athamas of Boeotia and Nephele the cloud goddess. Their wicked stepmother Ino plotted to have them killed, but Nephele sent the magical golden ram Chrysomallos to rescue them. It flew them to Colchis, but Helle fell off along the way; the Hellespont sea strait was named for her #MythologyMonday

🎨 Ancient Roman mosaic, Pompeii

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In the Argonautica, Jason famously travels to Colchis on a quest for the Golden Fleece, but where did this relic come from? Phrixus and Helle were the children of King Athamas of Boeotia and Nephele the cloud goddess. Their wicked stepmother Ino plotted to have them killed, but Nephele sent the magical golden ram Chrysomallos to rescue them. It flew them to Colchis, but Helle fell off along the way; the Hellespont sea strait was named for her #MythologyMonday

🎨 Ancient Roman mosaic, Pompeii

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A youth in classical dress rides on a golden ram that flies over a sea full of stylised dolphins. He reaches back and down to his sister, who has fallen into the water, but the ram runs on and upwards. 

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@curiousordinary Ooh, I think I have these guys in my central heating! 👹

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@curiousordinary Ooh, I think I have these guys in my central heating! 👹

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Food; meat; cake (not in the same dish! 😅)

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@makasu Oh, the ones with the jam down one end? It’s a pasties kind of day 😋

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@makasu Oh, the ones with the jam down one end? It’s a pasties kind of day 😋

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Food; meat; cake (not in the same dish! 😅)

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I’m not a maker (or eater) of Christmas pudding, but the Stir Up Sunday vibes were heavy in the air today so I made beef and onion pasties, and caramel apple and cinnamon cake.

If you’re unfamiliar with Stir Up Sunday, it comes from a line in the Church of England’s collect for today, which served as a handy reminder for people to go home and make their Christmas pud #folklore

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I’m not a maker (or eater) of Christmas pudding, but the Stir Up Sunday vibes were heavy in the air today so I made beef and onion pasties, and caramel apple and cinnamon cake.

If you’re unfamiliar with Stir Up Sunday, it comes from a line in the Church of England’s collect for today, which served as a handy reminder for people to go home and make their Christmas pud #folklore

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A hot pasty cut in half to show the filling.

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A square cake with a generous slice cut from it, showing the apple-studded sponge inside.

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@DrC Thank you for the excellent advice! I think my town’s main library holds a local history archive – planning to try there and the town museum as soon as I’ve got a spare weekday.

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@DrC Thank you for the excellent advice! I think my town’s main library holds a local history archive – planning to try there and the town museum as soon as I’ve got a spare weekday.

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Hello Mastodarlings, enjoy these pics I took today of my local town centre’s Fishmas tree and commemorative Fail Whale (with a horde of people walking swiftly away from it). Blorp 🐳

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Hello Mastodarlings, enjoy these pics I took today of my local town centre’s Fishmas tree and commemorative Fail Whale (with a horde of people walking swiftly away from it). Blorp 🐳

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A large municipal Christmas tree decorated with wire and neon fish, anchors and starfish, in what the local council clearly hopes is a whimsical nautical theme. 

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A large municipal Christmas decoration of a stylised whale, made up of blue wire fish and situated behind a white picket fence. In the background, shoppers hurry away from it.

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@Beakmoo Once you’ve set the alias up you need to go back to the original account, go to Account Settings, and there’s a bit that says something like, “if you want to move this account to another one, configure it here”. Then you do the dance of the passwords, which can be awkward if you’re on iPhone.

It took overnight for me to migrate just over 100 followers, but I found yesterday morning that I had to go back and follow them all on the new account 😅

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@Beakmoo Once you’ve set the alias up you need to go back to the original account, go to Account Settings, and there’s a bit that says something like, “if you want to move this account to another one, configure it here”. Then you do the dance of the passwords, which can be awkward if you’re on iPhone.

It took overnight for me to migrate just over 100 followers, but I found yesterday morning that I had to go back and follow them all on the new account 😅

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@magicalwoodlands Starting at a lower heat for about half an hour, then putting the heat up for the last 45 minutes (this came about from roast potatoes needing a higher temperature than the chicken). Also cooking in a covered roasting pan first and only taking the lid off for the last 25 minutes (lets it steam before crisping the skin). Your mileage may vary but hopefully you find something that works for you!

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@magicalwoodlands Starting at a lower heat for about half an hour, then putting the heat up for the last 45 minutes (this came about from roast potatoes needing a higher temperature than the chicken). Also cooking in a covered roasting pan first and only taking the lid off for the last 25 minutes (lets it steam before crisping the skin). Your mileage may vary but hopefully you find something that works for you!