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Easter Eve/Holy Saturday

The Britannia Coconut Dancers performing in 2005. Source: Wikipedia

In 2024, today is Easter Eve, also known as Holy Saturday. It is also the day that the Britannia Coconut Dancers perform on the streets of Bacup, Lancashire. Eight men, dressed in black costumes replete with white-and-red-striped skirts and white hats, with blackened faces, dance the Nutters’ Dance. Although the occasion resembles Morris dancing, the Coconut Dancers are also equipped with wooden “nuts” on their palms, belts and knees, to provide percussive accompaniment on their seven mile dance through the streets of the town, which makes them unique. The origin of the dance is uncertain. It may hark back to Bacup’s industrial past, but given the fact their leader is called the Whipper-In and tasked with whipping away the winter (he really does carry a whip) a pagan origin is likely. It is a common pre-Christian belief that for the magic conjured up by dancing, the dancers should be in disguise. In the case of the Nutters’ Dance, the magic was necessary to welcome in the spring and to ward of the dark and resentful malign spirits of the retreating winter.

tarlink Installation Bacup.Here we have a new Starlink installation carried out by Andy and Ethan in Bacup, Lancashire.Customer lived in a very remote location on the outskirts of Bacup with BT speeds of 5mbs which was push through a wireless old mesh, he had heard of Starlink through a friend and phoned us up to check reliability etc and placed the order.We installed the Starlink dish on a wall…

Here we have a Starlink installation for a clients garage / showroom in a remote area of Bacup carried out by Andy and Ethan.

The customer in this case was running a car sales business but really struggling with his internet with a speed of between 5 and 10 mbs max, he rang us up for a bit of advice firstly as hearing that Starlink would help his business out. He decided to order Starlink and order the Ethernet adapter due to the size of the building knowing he would struggle with Wi-Fi range.

The starlink arrived within 5 days and installed within a week after and a straightforward installation of the dish onto the roof with bolts straight through sealed up. The starlink was up and running and speeds were at plus 180 mbs.

The second issue was the length of the building and the Wi-Fi range of the Starlink router customer had requested a hard wired connection down the entire length along with a hard wired mesh network one fitted at the far end of building and a satellite node half way down.

The result was a mesh system part backhauled part wireless and 50 meters from the main mesh node the speeds were virtually the same plus anywhere the customer went perfect and stable connection so now can upload his cars images etc without losing connections.

Very happy customer for more information or to book feel free to get in touch.

www.homenetworksolutions.tech/starlink

Starlink Installation Bacup.Here we have a Starlink installation for a clients garage / showroom in a remote area of Bacup carried out by Andy and Ethan.The customer in this case was running a car sales business but really struggling with his internet with a speed of between 5 and 10 mbs max, he rang us up for a bit of advice firstly as hearing that Starlink would help his business out. He…

Here we have a Starlink installation for a clients garage / showroom in a remote area of Bacup carried out by Andy and Ethan.

The customer in this case was running a car sales business but really struggling with his internet with a speed of between 5 and 10 mbs max, he rang us up for a bit of advice firstly as hearing that Starlink would help his business out. He decided to order Starlink and order the Ethernet adapter due to the size of the building knowing he would struggle with Wi-Fi range.

The starlink arrived within 5 days and installed within a week after and a straightforward installation of the dish onto the roof with bolts straight through sealed up. The starlink was up and running and speeds were at plus 180 mbs.

The second issue was the length of the building and the Wi-Fi range of the Starlink router customer had requested a hard wired connection down the entire length along with a hard wired mesh network one fitted at the far end of building and a satellite node half way down.

The result was a mesh system part backhauled part wireless and 50 meters from the main mesh node the speeds were virtually the same plus anywhere the customer went perfect and stable connection so now can upload his cars images etc without losing connections.

Very happy customer for more information or to book feel free to get in touch.

www.spaceinternetsolutions.com/starlink-installation-bacup

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