Night workers are often advised to check their contracts and discuss the situation with their employer. A great selection of photographs to match the theme - especially that first one - a student group and hardly a smile amongst them,! I'm going all the way to Livderpool by train straight from work and I need the toilet but only slightly. The next photograph shows a tall 16 year old Ian standing out 'above the crowd' in the centre of the back row in this Lower 5th Form class at Rangiora High School in 1940. Tho out of nearly the same era, but in the rural Pacific Northwest of America, we were much less posed -- in fact my school pics usually looked like a hodge-podge of kids.

The photo of the scouts with arms crossed looks quite masculine until you notice those crossed-at-the-knees legs. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. I've mentioned Mary and included other photographs of her and Bob in previous blogs, for example here and here. oh god loobie thats sounds awful i know when i get out of here getting home is all i focus on but i'm walking so only takes me 25 mins.A campaign at the beginning of the 20th century successfully argued in favour of changing the clocks during the summer months to avoid wasting time in the morning. My questions is - would I not be more use to humanity if I was allowed home early - I'm certainly no use here today? We visit regularly and sit outside at the front, here you can see the Peacocks/pheasants and other wildlife that are encouraged to roam freely. Curator of the Royal Observatory Louise Devoy explains what happens in Greenwich when the clocks change.

Boys in my schools didn't cross arms, either -- I remember we all had to leave our hands at our sides. should I go now, or risk getting to Liverpool, where a gentleman friend will be collecting me and I'll have to leave it till Sunday when I get back to newcastle? Well I only have an hour to go cause I came in early but you've all gotta wish me luck cos when I left early yesterday three quarters of the London Underground went down and it took me 3 hours to get home! Visitors arriving at the Observatory in the summer are often confused by the apparent delay shown on the Shepherd Gate Clock but as Britain’s first public clock to show GMT, we’re proud to continue this tradition," she says. Not sure who thought it would be a good idea to put a childs meal on a piping hot plate but the waiter put it on a different one for us anyway when we asked.She must only have been about 5 or 6 at the time, in about 1930/31, around the same time as her future husband Robert Featherston was engaged in his scouting pursuits. Great environment to chill out and another good experience, despite being extremely busy due to the Gov' special offer.

We visited yesterday early evening, ALL the Staff were attentive and polite throughout enabling us to sit outside for a few drinks even though our table was ready, but quite rightly pointed out the table was booked out later. Understandable given the government's Eat Out scheme but would have been nice to at least finish my sentence. This means for example that from 2004 onwards the index will include the names of anyone born in 1924 who died at any date thereafter. Here in a combined group of Standard 5-6 pupils in 1937, she is seated second from left in the front row. It may feel like a long time since the blue skies of summer, but the moment when the clocks go back marks the end of British Summer Time (BST).Will still visit as the food is really nice, but only on nights that I want to sit and chat for hours on end. jeanette1976 if I were you I'd go now - hover if needs be - waiting till sunday could be particularly painful!