Hi

I am not too sure whether some of these subects actually require adding to the site. The prime example I see is the local pub one. When the photographs are removed, which are going in the album anyway, there is not a great deal of info. The Steam Wagons have info which is not Whaley Bridge related, so some of that needs avoiding. Obviously explosions in the goyt valley is a yes, but as mentioned in earlier posts we are/were waiting for the end of it before any work is started.

Maybe the creators of these posts/threads may add their ideas on this subject. It goes without saying that nothing is ruled out if it is a viable subject.

Norm

Calm down (it's not a commercial), that is why I asked contributors what they thought. There is not enough info at the moment, on the other hand I doubt if I can create a website containing the history of the world.

Norm

Hi

Below is the picture from the previous post.

Yes I agree with you, I doubt if the forum will end, but as you say the website will never be lost. I have umpteen copies, too old and wise to trust only three

As I said in previous posts, some subjects are lacking in info. I could create a sort of skeleton section with photos and the text from the posts but I feel more info will be required.

I have to smile to myself when I think that** destroyed the site because people did not supply information quick enough when it was just Errwood Hall, and now we have many topics, how time changes things.  

As for the WB 11, I doubt if they are bothered about history.

Norm

Edited by user 25 October 2010 22:55:16(UTC)  | Reason: Must lern to spel

Norm attached the following image(s):

Good morning (well it is now).

As the longest month of the year comes to an end and the dark nights close in I have added the posts from Goyt Valley Roads Tracks & Trails. A superb thread created by Shallcross. Thanks Shallcross.
 

Norm

Hi All

Hope you are keeping warm. The sun is cracking the flags here in New Mills.

I have added a new section to the website. A Bridge Too Far. This thread is well down the forum now. It is a delightful tale that goes to show that the powers that be in committees in the 1920s were just as good as the ones we have today.

Norm

Hi Norm

Great idea. 

I've got some spare time on my hands at the moment, so if you think I can help you with this at all, please let me know.

Mrs C

First Glenda

It is only in a few pages at the moment, got to More People. There are only 3 photos on that at the moment and the last one should have the "thing", as you put it next to it. Refresh your page (F5) if you cannot see it.

Curious

That's a great offer. Anyone can do this. Linking the photo to the thread can be time consuming. If anyone wants to all they have to do it tell me the photo. Eg. Places, 3rd one on row 2. And the thread that photo is in. That is in your broswer bar at the top, and the end it may say t=690 t being the thread number, it may say p=2 if that thread has more than one page. So that would be thread 690 page 2

http://www.whaleybridge.net/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=690&p=2

They are only examples, probably not related. You can put the info in a post or email me at the local history site.

Thanks

Norm

Hi

Most done now.

Also I have added a link from each article, e.g. Murder Stone, to the thread that supplied the information. That connects the two websites quite nicely. Onwards and upwards 

Norm

Well done Norman, I'm sure this will be used and very useful to everyone.

Thank you.

Ta Snoopy, and thanks for advertising the AGM, you just beat me to it.

There are many reasons I changed the site, the main one is that I can keep better track of it and easier to make additions. It is quite a large site now with 35 screens and about 200 photographs. Also the photo album section has changed somewhat, I hope people get use to it, just click the navigation bar at the bottom to try things out. The overall navigation round the site is improved, less having to press next and previous, most screens have buttons to move round quickly.

The addition of a search facility may prove useful. Although it does ignore the photograph descriptions in the album.

The Errwood section has changed to match the rest of the site, and some new photos added while I was there.

I hope it meets with some approval, but then not bad for nowt.

Norm