Not sure about that particular junction, but the M8 in Glasgow has incidents all the time. Someone had to be cut from their vehicle on the M8 eastbound only yesterday.
After lots of work we finally found 6 boats. WIth the help of the staff who actually dug a boat up that had been partially burried. Thanks for their help for allowing us to get this one out of the way.
6. A National Trust (or Scottish / NI equivalent) property - TOAL from non-NT land please! - Evidence may be required
Bonus for a Wikipedia entry regarding the property
Bonus for a lake in the picture.
I claim 3 points, please:
Nostell Priory (or just "Nostell to the NT) is a National Trust property: Nostell | West Yorkshire | National Trust
There is a Wikipedia article here: Nostell Priory - Wikipedia
There is a lake in the picture (“Middle lake”; see map below - which is a continuation of “Upper Lake”, which is the other side of the road bridge).
Bonus for the merchant’s truck being loaded or unloaded. The company name or logo must be clearly visible
Bonus for a forklift being used to load or unload
I claim 4 points, please:
This is an MKM depot
The customer truck is being loaded (you can see a person at the rear of it with a sack)
The MKM truck is being loaded
The forklift is loading the MKM truck
I have a subsequent photo that shows the forklift having turned towards the MKM truck (though the customer truck person is moving away), if you need more evidence of what the forklift is doing:-
Indeed it was! Left home at 6:50 to get there for 7:30 and another 3/4 hour waiting for the confluence of trucks and forklifts (And that after about an hour yesterday afternoon!)
I was near the end of the last battery when things just turned out right. So that stuff about early birds was right, this time
We, as a group, have studied your entry Sarah. We are struggling to easily identify 6 orange boats. Could you please resubmit the original entry after circling/highlighting the boats you think are orange so we can have another look.
From previous experience we know that emotions can run high in competitions where cash prizes (or the equivalent) are on offer for the winners. The awarding of points comes under close scrutiny from your competitors.
We appreciate that it takes an expenditure of time and money to plan, prepare for and perform a flight to capture a subject and/or its bonuses.
Please do not waste your efforts by submitting pictures where the subject or bonus item is so difficult to see that the judges’ immediate reaction is to reject them.
If you cannot see the items in the picture clearly when displayed on a phone or a laptop screen, the picture will almost certainly not get maximum points. It may get none.
It is not our job to minutely scan a greatly enlarged version of your picture in an attempt to find points for you; it is your job to present a picture that clearly shows subject and bonus items so we can award the points.
We have been lenient and expended a great deal of time behind the scenes to ease both new contestants and old hands back into a mode of competition where artistic merit is not a factor but pictures containing clear, obvious subjects and, where asked for, clear and obvious bonus items, are the only requirement.
Sarah is going to re submit. Hope this also helps with the location of some of the boats. We will make sure now that we take extra pictures to help the committee but this is to show where the boats were on mine. Whilst 4 of the boats remained where they were for the duration of our visit, the two motorboatds did go around the lake making sure the sailing boats were safe. Not giving excuses but Sarah did stop on top car park due to her mobility and not getting down to where I was so she had very little shade on her screen where I was shaded by trees.
Hope this assists to show there were 6 orange boats.