Go on get out of that then!
tinyurl.com/7x8hez
JH
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Thats what happens when you use O'Riley and Son's from Fawlty towers.
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I think there's just enough room to get the van out between the bollards.
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They may well be the bollards that can be lifted out the ground by simply turning a key to unlock them.
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They have these around Manchester. I have seen plenty of occasions where a work van or staff car has been parked by taking the bollards out, in fact a model shop in Altrincham has this arrangement where the owners park their cars.....so not so stupid workmen any more ?
Ted
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They do look like the solid cemented type though, it is hard to tell on that low res picture though.
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One type has an internal locking system at the base. You wouldn't be able to see it unless close up. I think the person who took and posted the picture is the stupid one here, unable to think things out!
Ted
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Loads of room! Reckon that van could squeeze through the bottom two.
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I don't think they were all fully fixed when the photo was taken. Some were just positioned. The workmen were posing for the photo.
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I suspect some computerised tinkering with the photo.
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Real or not, it made me smile...
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To every problem there is eventually a solution...
tinyurl.com/a4lejs
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...and this one.......
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/1081519_bol...e
Ted
Edited by rtj70 on 29/12/2008 at 23:59
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Then again, if someone really doesn't want you to get past his bollards...
tinyurl.com/7vxo2x
Ouch!!!
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