Is it a dusty room?
I'm sorry you (and the other admins & mods of the community) have to deal with this shit, it's disgusting. Thank you for doing what you do.
Sorry it's a while ago now. It would have been a 20-30 minutes walking distance from the harbour if that helps?
Taken at Hardknott Fort.
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I don't know Lemmy well enough to advise on that side of things, but you can share multiple images via one link using an Imgur.com album for example. Hope that helps. :)
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This is so cool! Well done :)
I too would be very interested in what they have to say, but assuming they're not Spez, they are just another person working a job there.
Do you know if it's a hard water area? It may just be calcium.
When you say "funky", was it a little furry and white? If so, that's probably calcium deposits (aka "limescale").