Last Sunday I posted the above photograph taken this year in Rhyl. The question: By what name is the green patch usually known? You were looking for four words.
The answer: Tynewydd Road Playing Field(s).
Photographed by Fred Burns who was standing in Ffordd Anwyl. The green patch is earmarked for a scheme that would incorporate a Rhyl Rugby Club pitch to replace the one in Waen near St. Asaph. You can read the story in Daily Post:
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Also I posted a picture of a plate on which words were hidden by rows of black dots. The question: What are the three missing words?
The answer: English Methodist Church.
Unofficially known as the Bath Street Methodist Church. The building still exists; last I heard it was being used by a spiritualist church group. Here is an undoctored picture of the plate:
Scoring 1 win for Tynewydd and/or 1 win for English Methodist Church:
Sue Handley 2, Dilys Bagnall 1, The Great Gareth 2 [Gareth has reached 100 wins], Jane Shuttle 2 [not far behind].
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EUROPE
European Union is about free movement of goods, money, services and people. New Prime Minister Theresa May knows these four aspects are not negotiable. Mrs. May also knows that leaving the EU is a bad idea. She is between a rock and a hard place.
HOW TO IMPROVE TV
1. Hit the mute button when adverts come on.
2. Switch channel if somebody refers to people as guys, says "awesome" or does a high five.
3. Switch channel when someone who is being applauded is applauding the applauders.
RHYL LIFE
Yesterday, for the first time ever, the number of pageviews of this blog exceeded 700 in one day. Interest is strong in Germany and Russia, and Mauritius has now entered the list of top countries.
There must be Rhylites everywhere and/or terrible TV everywhere.
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