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We drive past there quite often on the way to see family in Scotland and I have often wondered why it was originally built (just an elevated cafe? Really??) & what it would be like to be in there.Many of you will have passed this famous landmark on the M6 how many have actually been to the top?
I remember going in when i was a kid but have never been to the top.
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I believe it was silver service when first opened and before it closed the truck drivers used it, they recently renewed one of the lifts which has 3 button on the panel leading to discussions it may be opened in the future.
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Is that a Little Chef or is he just far away?
Erik The Anglophile
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Possibly the most Swedish video you will ever see...
It's the child with no legs in the chair that concerns me!
I wonder if the their only turkey died and they needed to do something quick to save two Christmas dinners.
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Clint are you suggesting this might have been faked???
Well...you can see the side of the building through the chair...if the chair is a frame you should really be able to see the lower half of the child ...if it is a child.
Unless it's a hammock type thing and his legs are out in front.
Unless it's a hammock type thing and his legs are out in front.
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Remember smashing your billhooks on the crossbar when going up hill and the gear change slipping into neutral.
Ahh, the good old Sturmey Archer three speed. Every shopping bike I think.
My first adult road bike had shifters on the downtube that you had to 'tune in' rather just click like you do now.
We've had bike gears you can shift just by thinking it since 2011, never got commercial.
Brainshift
I'm surprised we don't have daf style variomatic belt driven bike gears, especially on e-bikes where you could just adjust to your preferred pressure rather than spend hours twiddling the derailure adjustment screws to align with the click positions.
I remember my grand parents had something similar.
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Very collectible now.
