Is it all corners of Burnley that currently stink from all this muck that’s been spread?

Heard that a permit has been given to use the waste from the abattoirs as opposed to the usual stuff that is spread - should be fun if this is spread for a few weeks now

bfccrazy wrote:Is it all corners of Burnley that currently stink from all this muck that’s been spread?

Heard that a permit has been given to use the waste from the abattoirs as opposed to the usual stuff that is spread - should be fun if this is spread for a few weeks now

Would it not technically be the same stuff?

bfccrazy wrote:Is it all corners of Burnley that currently stink from all this muck that’s been spread?

Heard that a permit has been given to use the waste from the abattoirs as opposed to the usual stuff that is spread - should be fun if this is spread for a few weeks now

Your to young to remember the The Skin yard next to the Miners or the Bone yard by Asda....what a F...ing Stink that was!! Not forgetting smith sagars Fish Plaice

I can still remember the smell when you walked down Westgate towards Massey's Brewery. I strange combination of malt, hops and yeast being mixed together. It was a unique smell all round that area.

Burnley1989 wrote:Would it not technically be the same stuff?

This is all the liquid stuff I think.

Fine up kibble bank just a normal day

tim_noone wrote:Your to young to remember the The Skin yard next to the Miners or the Bone yard by Asda....what a F...ing Stink that was!! Not forgetting smith sagars Fish Plaice

We used to take a short cut into town which involved walking down the brick river bank at the back of the skin yard then taking what seemed like a death defying leap over the 3 foot wide river channel under the bridge, emerging at the back of what is now Tesco's. . The smell of the steam escaping from the pipes will never be forgotten

Vino blanco wrote:I can still remember the smell when you walked down Westgate towards Massey's Brewery. I strange combination of malt, hops and yeast being mixed together. It was a unique smell all round that area.

You used to get a welcome when you arrived by train at Burnley Central - the smells from the brewery and the abattoir.

It’ll probably smell the same as the old Beehole End toilets. Nostalgia.

If the winds in the right (or wrong ) direction The Deadwood stink drifts up the M25

Vino blanco wrote:I can still remember the smell when you walked down Westgate towards Massey's Brewery. I strange combination of malt, hops and yeast being mixed together. It was a unique smell all round that area.

Was gonna mention Masseys...an acceptable smell.

Blackrod wrote:It’ll probably smell the same as the old Beehole End toilets. Nostalgia.

I could never get my head around those Stinking beehole toilets being ajacent to people buying food from the Food stall next Door.

bfccrazy wrote:This is all the liquid stuff I think.

It’s horrible almost smells like sick does that stuff.

recently visited Chirk near Wrexham where Cadbury's make hot chocolate the place stinks of hot chocolate all the time

dales_claret wrote:recently visited Chirk near Wrexham where Cadbury's make hot chocolate the place stinks of hot chocolate all the time

and at the other end of Chirk is Kronospan so depending on who's doing what on what day you can get sickly milk smell or sawdust

Smiths crisps had a factory near us and used to take their waste up onto the moors and dump it, legally, but, apart from making stink bombs at school, the foulest smell imaginable.

When Bradshaw's tripe works in Padiham were cooking, the smell was overpowering, made your eyes water as you walked through town.

None of the above smells are as bad as those at Ewood Park.