Jenny Jeffries open day 04

Very nice pictures Chris. That collection has to be one of the best in the country so you are lucky to have seen it.

I am especially taken with the large Petter portable.

John

All,

Regards

Chris Bedo Kent UK

To mail me - please use snipped-for-privacy@tiscali.co.uk - remove the "removethis" bit though first!

Yes, it always surprises me Chris. From my "Enstone bits" album, I've just had 123 hits in well under 12 hours - and yet the traffic on this NG is down

If more people de-lurked, just think how much more lively it would be!

Regards,

Kim

I was one of the 123 Kim, but if you remove the hits from non engine enthusiasts who stumbled across the pictures after putting in a search for something unrelated, people who do not know the NG exists, and people like me who were interested but could not add anything to the information you already had, there probably isn't many left.

Regards

JohnR

"John Rogers" said>

me who were interested but could not add anything to the information you already had, there probably isn't many left.

In general, I don't disagree with your assessment about hit rates, but 123 in under 12 hours when the URL has only been posted here is too many for chance.

As to looking without being able to comment - that's absolutely fine in my book, knowledge shared has a knock on effect and seeing a photo today might mean nothing now, but months down the line may be a one in making two!

Regards,

Kim Siddorn

I can always tell when I posted an "interesting" something on my site and published the URL. The hits sky rocket, the biggest leap was when I had a photograph published by the "Astronomy Picture of the Day" site, boy something like a 300 times instant increase in traffic and it took about a month to subside.

Indeed it might, I'd like a standby generator of around 3kW. These modern jobbies are alright but a bit boring, now a nice old set that I could tinker with...(clip round the ear from other half!).

I enjoyed the pictures Chris. The unknown engine labelled as "OC sideshaft engine" is a Melvin made in Scotland.

Patrick

Many thanks, i did not have a clue! I will change.

Regards

Chris