Only in much the same way that you can only imagine a good design "resistant to overreach" which "will only allow specific uses of data"

And that's a you problem. What are you smoking?

Alfred Fane | Staplefordonline AFP (Alfred) Fane was a famous racing driver and spitfire pilot who died when his plane crashed near Stapleford Granary in 1942. The crash site was discovered in 2022. A blue plaque to mark the crash ...

4th March 1942, according to the linked biog.

www.staplefordonline.co.uk/alfred-fane

Ha ha ha ha ha. Grow the fuck up.

I have a 53 page, 113 point bulletin for the IWM; but it's still cooking - am only ~70% through their memorials list. Mainly duff coordinates and a handful of duplicate records.

taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/ref%3Ai...

Think I'd go with repointed and perhaps repaired?

Bernie is not exactly the yardstick, though, is he.

Until you see that the Democratic Party has flaws so deep that they act against their own interest, you're bound to repeat the same patterns. Getting pissy with someone who tells you that, is for the birds. Just juvinilia.

You were out several posts ago, but you're still here. When Dems put up decently progressive candidates they get votes. When they put up machines, not so much. That's just the way it is.

I seem to remember the Biden Harris regime arming Bibi, and Kamala speaking out against pro-Palestinian demonstrators. Two of the reasons she lost.

Nice try. Viable alternatives win. Non-viable alternatives lose. Remind me of the result, Lilith.

Winning ad hominem argument there, Kitty. You must be proud.

Face it, you have to be really fucking useless to lose to Trump. But Kamala managed it.

Empircally they weren't, no. They lost, remember? A viable alternative would have won.

Your complaisence is emblematic of the reasons the Dems lost. Good luck with that.

Don't learn the lesson, repeat the pattern in 2028. It's about the Dem candidate not the Rep candidate.

Bigots gonna bigot. There has to be a viable alternative; the Harris Dems were not that.

Don't expect people to vote against something. People don't do that. They vote for things. Offer them a shit sandwich and watch what happens.

Sublime Fawlty Towers stuff. Accepting a P45. Losing her voice.

You're not making a difference nor helping. You're just making a fool of yourself.

'We The People' is a forlorn and bullshit line of argument, given he was elected by a subset of those people. Sorry your political savvy is still at kindergarten level, but there we are.

Maybe start by rebuilding an electable Democractic party that is not captured by consultants and corporates?

Aerial photo of the remains of Stobs Military Camp - many hut outlines in a series of fields.

It's in the now long forgotten graveyard of a huge POW camp - 100 huts, 6,000 prisoners - at Stobs Castle, south of Hawick in the Scottish Borders.

The memorial was funded by a performance of Strauss & Offenbach at the camp on Easter Monday 1917.

* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stobs_M...

Celtic Cross memorial with a line of Commonwealth War Grave Commision headstones behind it, in an otherwise lawned empty cemetery

Landmark indicator supported by a cast iron pillar, situated in the middle of a circular stone enclosure. It doubles up as a war memorial.

Fun fact: this is probably the second or third oldest WW1 memorial in Scotland, after the Grand Fleet Roman Catholic Officers and Men memorial on Hoy (1916) and the Newhills Parish and District - Landmark Indicator (June 1917)

* www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/it...
* www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/it...

Imperial War Museum War memorial Register record for an allegedly lost memorial. Says "Stobs Prisoner of War Camp Memorial (LOST)", shows sepiatone picture of a pillar-like cairn with a tablet embedded in it.

Geograph photo taken 29 days ago. Says "The Prisoners Memorial at the Stobs Camp Cemetery". Colour image of the pillar cairn tablet memorial, with wreaths at its foot.

Lost & found (Geograph edition).

* www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/it...

* www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8142792

Sure Jan.

Map of Scotland in an OpenStreetMap Overpass Turbo report, showing monuments and memorials as blue and red dots.

The report is overpass-turbo.eu/s/2d1d - replace nominatimArea:"Scotland" with your favoured country or area. Counts are in the bottom right corner; sum the nodes, ways and relations.

Scotland outperforming the rest of the UK; Lux a low population outlier? Germany benefits from bulk addition of Stolpersteins - 'stumbling stones', raised cobbles commemorating victims of Nazis. Beyond that, probably as reflective of effort in OSM than as a reliable count.

Spreadsheet of number of memorials and monuments per million population, and per square kilometre, for western European countries, according to OSM. Data is: County,M&M,Population (M),MnM/M,Area (KM^2),MnM/Area Scotland,4122,5.5,749,77910,0.053 Wales,991,3.1,320,20799,0.048 England,14971,58.3,257,130279,0.115 Northern Ireland,336,1.9,177,14130,0.024 Luxemborg,770,0.7,1100,2586,0.298 Germany,87420,83.5,1047,357022,0.245 Austria,8780,9.2,954,83871,0.105 Finland,3601,5.6,643,338462,0.011 France,43736,68.5,638,632702,0.069 Belgium,5302,11.9,446,30688,0.173 Ireland,2386,5.4,442,84421,0.028 Italy,23930,59,406,302073,0.079 Norway,2006,5.6,358,385207,0.005 Denmark,1861,6,310,42592,0.044 UK,20420,68.8,297,243188,0.084 Netherlands,4912,18,273,41865,0.117 Greece,2720,10.4,262,131957,0.021 Spain,11716,48.8,240,506030,0.023 Portugal,2304,10.7,215,95170,0.024 Switzerland,1430,9,159,41285,0.035 Sweden,1107,10.6,104,450295,0.002

For no good reason beyond OpenStreetMaps being down for maintenance earlier today, here are the number of memorials and monuments per million population, and per square kilometre, for western European countries, according to OSM.

Interesting window splatter, from the days when train toilets emptied out onto the line...

Have you considered resigning?

Various images of Morecambe and Wise performing "Bring Me Sunshine"

All the older British people be humming "Bring Me Sushine".

(Also further yellow card for the exclamation point)

Culross Abbey Admire the beautiful surrounds of this ruined 1200s Cistercian monastery.

There are two things there: the (ruined) abbey, and the abbey church which became the parish church.

www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-plac...

That's true. But they've been through this loop often enough to know that they should have protocols that include thorough and public consultation.

In the Culdross case, it's odd that HES seems to own/run the abbey, but that the church is being dispensed with.