Meet and greet - Page 5

park381 · 20-12-2005, 11:09

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Originally Posted by garinda

Bloomin' Hell, I wasn't going to carry this on. I called you a plonker for trying to make out I was fibbing when you posted that photograph, supposedly showing that we couldn't see the play area.

Don't squirels ever hibernate?

Did you not know I have moved back in to the park for the winter, more things to eat & drink, after the friday night sessions in the play area

park381 · 20-12-2005, 11:10

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Originally Posted by garinda

Have nothing to say on that score other than "good"

Good.

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Are you having a bad day

garinda · 20-12-2005, 11:13

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Originally Posted by park381

Did you not know I have moved back in to the park for the winter, more things to eat & drink, after the friday night sessions in the play area

That's nice I didn't know squirels could eat dropped childrens sweets.

I hope they don't give you the squirel squits.

garinda · 20-12-2005, 11:19

To anyone trying to follow this ramble round the park, I've just had a pm informing me that Park381 has removed his photograph, which I didn't ask him to do.

That's squirels and logic for you.

park381 · 20-12-2005, 16:09

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Originally Posted by garinda

To anyone trying to follow this ramble round the park, I've just had a pm informing me that Park381 has removed his photograph, which I didn't ask him to do.

That's squirels and logic for you.

That's a laugh, I did that in reply to your PM asking me not to post pics like that on the internet, have you forgotten................I can soon put it back on there

park381 · 20-12-2005, 16:25

For anyone interested in a stroll round the park........see this thread
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=9944

garinda · 20-12-2005, 16:39

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Originally Posted by park381

That's a laugh, I did that in reply to your PM asking me not to post pics like that on the internet, have you forgotten................I can soon put it back on there

No I said the picture you posted was fine, just that it didn't prove your point as it was taken from above the play area, thus still not proving that we could not in fact see the play area from my Mother's house, which we can.

I pm'd you asking not to post anymore photographs which might identify her home. She has enough trouble with squirels peering in, never mind anyone else.

park381 · 20-12-2005, 16:57

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Originally Posted by garinda

No I said the picture you posted was fine, just that it didn't prove your point as it was taken from above the play area, thus still not proving that we could not in fact see the play area from my Mother's house, which we can.

I pm'd you asking not to post anymore photographs which might identify her home. She has enough trouble with squirels peering in, never mind anyone else.

Lets get this correct, your first PM

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please do not post any photographs of my Mum's house on the internet, thankyou.

To which I replied sorry, I will remove it.
I hope that clears the matter up.

garinda · 20-12-2005, 17:03

No that pics ok, I just didn't want one showing her house that people could work out exactly where she lived.
Cheers.

The above reply was my pm in return to yours, quite clearly stating I had no objection to the picture you attached to your post, I just didn't want anymore that did show her house.

Are you this bumptious at home? If you are I may well have to pop over to the Knuzden area with a gold medal for Mrs Squirel, she must deserve it.

park381 · 20-12-2005, 19:56

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Originally Posted by garinda

Are you this bumptious at home? If you are I may well have to pop over to the Knuzden area with a gold medal for Mrs Squirel, she must deserve it.

First I must say sorry to gayle, sorry for taking the thread over or as Less would say thread wandering.

No my good lady of 40+years is happy with the way I am, as are all my friends. A spade is a spade is the old saying.

All the attached pics were sent through to HBC reminding them of their duty under H&S regulations during the "building of the play area"

garinda · 20-12-2005, 22:31

Photograph one shows me sitting on the sofa, and Mum brushing her hair upstairs. We have an even better view from the actual site of the play area, rather than just below it, from where the photograph was took from.

Gayle · 20-12-2005, 23:03

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Originally Posted by park381

First I must say sorry to gayle, sorry for taking the thread over or as Less would say thread wandering.

Apology accepted. It just shows what a contentious issue this still is for some people.

Thing is, I think the people who I spoke to would probably be happy if the trees were blocking off the light a bit because it does shine in to their house. Perhaps some lleylandi (or however it's spelt) might just be the simple answer.

garinda · 20-12-2005, 23:16

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Apology accepted. It just shows what a contentious issue this still is for some people.

Thing is, I think the people who I spoke to would probably be happy if the trees were blocking off the light a bit because it does shine in to their house. Perhaps some lleylandi (or however it's spelt) might just be the simple answer.

Lol, good idea. Screen off Park Lane with fast growing conifers.

Problem solved.

park381 · 21-12-2005, 09:08

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Apology accepted. It just shows what a contentious issue this still is for some people.

Thing is, I think the people who I spoke to would probably be happy if the trees were blocking off the light a bit because it does shine in to their house. Perhaps some lleylandi (or however it's spelt) might just be the simple answer.

As per my previous post, the light and column are not the same as the one HBC applied for planning permission for, and as such HBC could be made to remove it, and replace it with the approved light and column. Had I still been living on park lane then I would have contacted the " Planning Enforcement Officer" about the problem.

There was an agreement with PB and one of HBC's parks persons to plant some shrubs in front of the play area when it was first installed. HBC in fact issued a small drawing showing the shrubs.

HBC's planning officer in his/her summing up of the planning application for the light refered to the play area as " the unfortunate siting of the play area on the brow of a hill"

Neil · 21-12-2005, 09:58

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Originally Posted by Gayle

AThing is, I think the people who I spoke to would probably be happy if the trees were blocking off the light a bit because it does shine in to their house.

Next time you are door knocking Gayle ask them to show you how bright it is sat in their front room. It can't be any worse than having a street light outside your house. I have a couple of street lights outside my house and light the fact we are well lit.