2002's, England, and Rain

[2002#3]

From today's 02 Register Monthly Digest...

On a 45-degree slope, you'd think the water would drain.  Go figure.

[JsnPpp]

Bucket list for me is to visit England during a large 2002 event! Great photos, what castle?

 

Of course, the water isn't draining out of the puddles at 45 degrees b/c of the centrifugal force due to the earth's rotation (1000 mph ish). ?

 

Jason

[TobyB]

That's a church, methinks.  Or a manor house.  Not enough arrow slits, too many windows

 

And that right there is why y'all invented Waxoyl, you did.

 

heh

 

t

BA in medieval Briddish History

[02Les]

Baconsthorpe Castle.

 

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/baconsthorpe-castle/

[JsnPpp]

44 minutes ago, 02Les said:

Baconsthorpe Castle.

 

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/baconsthorpe-castle/

 

Thanks Les. Gorgeous location, made better with some 02s!

 

Jason

[TobyB]

Quote

 moated and fortified 15th century manor house, 

 

Older than it looked from the extant chunk.  But, called it!

Turns out, that's the 16th century gatehouse...

 

t

 

[irdave]

On 3/3/2020 at 6:49 AM, JsnPpp said:

Of course, the water isn't draining out of the puddles at 45 degrees b/c of the centrifugal force due to the earth's rotation (1000 mph ish). ?

 

 

Dude.  Not draining because it's flat. ?

 

And I like the kermit green car with black...

[JsnPpp]

Feels like there are more tourings in England too. Another win to go visit.

 

Jason

[02Les]

Agreed. It seems as there is always a Touring for sale somewhere in the UK.

Considering 1537 model 71 and a mere 339 model 73 RHD Tourings were built, it's quite amazing how they have lasted in quantity.