john-rayson.bsky.social
Photographer, Coder, Father, Fundraiser. Living in Midlands, England UK Supporter of Acorns Children's Hospice https://www.acorns.org.uk/ All photos are my own, and I dont use AI on my images. All opinions are my own (I think)
👤 Joined on 15 January 2025
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Novel idea... I have never tried. However it seems plausble a small travel aerosol of hair spray with a WD 40 spray top with the red tube to direct the spray at the desired location. It is just hair glue..
Show PostWe had a plumber out to fix a leak last week. We now have two leaks.
Show Post🧵With a big thank you to Dr Mel for this. How have I not visited this? Rooley Moor Road, Rochdale or The Cotton Famine Road, is a lasting reminder of hardship, resilience and solidarity. During the Lancashire Cotton Famine, caused by the disruption of cotton supplies during the American Civil War,
Show Postthousands of mill workers faced unemployment and severe poverty. Local authorities organised relief schemes and public works, with improvements to roads around Rooley Moor forming part of this wider response. Unemployed workers laid roughly 330,000 hand-hewn stone setts along a 1,950-yard
Show Poststretch of the historic packhorse route. Despite their hardship, Lancashire workers supported the Union and opposed slavery. In 1862, workers in Manchester sent a message of support to Abraham Lincoln. In his reply of January 1863, Lincoln praised their stand as “sublime Christian heroism”.
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