@MCCCANM To change gear in my truck or alter the suspension or whatever, you just turn a dial or press a button. It then unnoticeably transitions into that configuration. I love it. But I do miss my old Landys where you had to stir a bucket of gravel before hearing a reassuring clunk.
@lawrencepatihis I remind the new barristers that our work entails that we often meet people at the worst time in their lives. We need to accommodate that, but also they need to look after themselves. Wellbeing at the Bar is a bit of an issue here.
@archivetvmus71 I would just like to point out that carrying a plank in London is an offence. So technically this is a crime caper.
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@Timdaw@PaulWhitewick I do think it could be especially good for those super long ditches and bank arrangements Paul likes. Cropmarks and even Google Earth can be great for spotting smaller scale sites, but be interesting to scan at a county wide resolution.
@Timdaw Hmm, much as I loathe AI I wonder if it would be possible to design a programme or whatever that goes through all the LIDAR data and searches for previously unknown sites.
I'm sure @PaulWhitewick would be happy to show it pictures of ditches for a couple of weeks.
I thought I'd seen just about every photo of Sikh military, but there's some great ones on here today that are completely new to me; so thank you.
In exchange, this amazing diorama in case you haven't seen it. Alas not currently on display.
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@atrupar It says everything about the Sentinels that *nothing* will stop them doing their job, whether that's a blizzard or having to give their boss's friends a deserved rollocking.
@Sikhpioneers74 At the risk of teaching you to suck eggs, are you familiar with how W E Fairbairn worked with Sikh officers in the Shangai police when he was developing his new CQC tactics? Ironically they later all ended up in Singapore.