Yes but the air being forced down has to go somewhere and rebounds up/awayI'm not the brightest but don't helicopters push air down rather than suck it up...
Yes but the air being forced down has to go somewhere and rebounds up/awayI'm not the brightest but don't helicopters push air down rather than suck it up...
So the hay was still getting blown rather than sucked...Yes but the air being forced down has to go somewhere and rebounds up/away
I'm not the brightest but don't helicopters push air down rather than suck it up...
I was watching a helicopter pilot (Probably called Roger) doing spraying at the back of the farm, rather than droplets effected by rotor turbulence, the drops fell behind the helicopter like in a sheet, incredibly accurate placement with no drift. Apparently the set up is what was used for Agent Orange.View attachment 769444
This image shows how the air rises a short distance away from the downwash when too close to the ground for it to escape easily. This can accelerate rapidly in confined areas like maneuvering near trees or buildings.
the hidden magnet on the front bumper of my lorry seems to pull in unexpected motorists passing me at the last minute or those overtaking on a motorway at high speed its powerful thing like the lynx effect
Farting so violently i woke myself up forty minutes before my alarm
It was so bad it made the dog bark and he sleeps downstairs
Turning on the computer yesterday to do the wages, press the icon for basic PAYE tools and the icon appears on the screen as normal.
Then another super-imposed over it saying updates available, do you want to download now?
Press yes and then get on TFF whilst it is doing its thing.
after a while I thought that I had better look to see how it was going - nothing on screen, must have finished then and turned itself off - press the icon to get it on again, to find that everything has now disappeared, no records, no diagnostics, no history, nothing left at all.
Get on the helpline thing where you type, a very nice person called Rachel tried to help but after an hour and a half she had to go home - 10:00pm by then.
On the phone this morning, for only 3/4 hour to find a chap (admittedly from north of Watford Gap but otherwise perfectly understandable) who knew exactly what to do and got it all back for me in the end, OK with a lot of key pressing by me.
He says 'funny this is the third one of these that I have done in 2 days since the update came out, maybe there is something wrong with the update?
No sh!t Sherlock.
That Northern chap maybe busy by then, get in soon I suggest - only a problem on Windows with Avast, he thought.I don’t do the wages until the end of the month, so not had an update notification yet! Sounds like it could be a clusterfudge if I’m unlucky!
That Northern chap maybe busy by then, get in soon I suggest - only a problem on Windows with Avast, he thought.
Getting followed by a drone for nearly 10mins while swaling
Village dog walkers being where they shouldn’t be , don’t think she was too impressed . Hey ho . [emoji849]View attachment 749014
Anti-Virus thingyNo idea what Avast is, so hopefully I’m ok......
More likely Devon Fire serviceCould've been Mr Kipling trialling their new delivery service
More likely Devon Fire service
When you receive a "difficult" email from someone that sits 2 desks away and you want to just get up, punch them in the throat and be done with it............................................
Breeeaaattthhhhhh
Reckon it could have been that Shrusole chap on Countryfile this evening following you Dave.Dad did say there was a red pick up truck parked up not far from our burn.... hmmm..... and the drone did hit a tree at one point....which considering I had to tow the local fire engine out of one of our fields on friday, I wouldn't put the local boys down as expert drone drivers either