Last Saturday I accompanied Samwise on his first Beaver Scouts adventure activity day. It was held at the Merseyside Scouts District camp site - in the woods at Lathom, near Ormskirk. We had a great day out. Go Karts, Donkey Rides, Craft Work, Bouncy Castle, Planetarium, Birds of Prey, Rock Climbing Wall and best of all - cooking sausages and marshmallows on a stick in an open fire.
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Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Beaver Fun Day
Last Saturday I accompanied Samwise on his first Beaver Scouts adventure activity day. It was held at the Merseyside Scouts District camp site - in the woods at Lathom, near Ormskirk. We had a great day out. Go Karts, Donkey Rides, Craft Work, Bouncy Castle, Planetarium, Birds of Prey, Rock Climbing Wall and best of all - cooking sausages and marshmallows on a stick in an open fire.
Friday, 22 June 2007
Lift Shaft Fire
Driving to work this morning around 10:30 (I'm on the late shift) I saw a large cloud of black smoke billowing out of a building that's under construction for the Paradise Project. The building is just a lift shaft at the moment - a few storeys high.
The car in front of me pulled over, the chap driving jumped out, took a camera with a telephoto lens from his boot and started snapping. Either a well prepared opportunist or a reporter methinks.
Despite the thick black smoke there appeared to be at least 10 construction workers, nonchalently standing on the scaffolding/platform around the lift shaft that was ablaze, watching the progress of the fire.
I was slightly delayed, but from the news on the local radio it sounds like I just beat a temporary road closure when the fire brigade turned up.
The car in front of me pulled over, the chap driving jumped out, took a camera with a telephoto lens from his boot and started snapping. Either a well prepared opportunist or a reporter methinks.
Despite the thick black smoke there appeared to be at least 10 construction workers, nonchalently standing on the scaffolding/platform around the lift shaft that was ablaze, watching the progress of the fire.
I was slightly delayed, but from the news on the local radio it sounds like I just beat a temporary road closure when the fire brigade turned up.
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