Today's Tedious Tuesday slide might be more mysterious than tedious.
They might be building a road, but they could be mixing the world biggest pancake mix.
Interesting (-iah.)
Bonus -
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
Today's Tedious Tuesday slide might be more mysterious than tedious.
They might be building a road, but they could be mixing the world biggest pancake mix.
Interesting (-iah.)
Bonus -
Some lovely girls on a school trip to the Dove Valley, back in 1970. Whether it was for a geography project, or just as a day out .... who know?
In response to very nearly one comment, yesterday's meal out at Seven was fine. Good food, but a bit noisy for an old fart like me, and a PITA prepubescent waiter who had a sky high opinion of themselves.
Bonus - Security...
A memorial, but still just a tedious image.
To be honest, there's very little of the Memorial visible here - basically the cross visible on the horizon.
Bonus - Remains from 1936, found in Oregon State Hospital’s ‘Room of Forgotten Souls,’
Bonus 2 - How speed skaters train
Limited info (better than No Info) and this is a school trip to Dove Holes. My first thought was the small village of Dove Holes, close to Buxton.
However, it's probably /possibly Dove Holes Cave in Dovedale. As seen here. Or here
Not the name of one of the minor princes in Game Of Thrones, this refers to the geological material, clastic sedimentary rock that is composed of a substantial fraction of rounded to subangular gravel-size clasts. In this case, it's specifically the outcrop near Cushendun, in Northern Ireland.
Actually, it is reported that Cushendun Caves was used as a filming location for Game Of Thrones. Interesting.
Bonus - People Call This the Anti-Gluttony Door