#august bank holiday

[dansnaturepictures]

26/08/2024-Views and pignut at Lakeside Country Park and Ichneumon wasp, sawflies which appear to be mating, Meadow Brown on marjoram, hemp agrimony and snails on a fantastic afternoon at Magdalen Hill today.

Other highlights at Lakeside today were House Martins, Great Crested Grebes, beautiful Blackcap heard singing, Migrant Hawker, Blue-tailed Damselfly, Beautiful Demoiselle, knapweed, great willowherb, red bartsia and dock on the way there. At Magdalen Hill Red Kites a key bird of this weekend, Kestrel, Jackdaw, Yellowhammer, Chalkhill Blue, Small Heaths, Meadow Brown a key species at Lakeside too, gorgeous Common Lizards a captivating moment to see them, my first devil's-bit scabious of the year a species I adore, Common Field Grasshopper, marjoram, eyebright, vervain and sainfoin. An amazing and relaxing Bank Holiday weekend.

[culturalarchitect]

Farewell then, the Matthew Street Festival: you will not be missed it seems…

So, Liverpool’s MSF has finally been axed in an torrent of righteous civic reasoning: its cost, its burden on the rate payer, the fact that it didn’t give Liverpool good marketing head, the dire quality of its lookalikee, soundalottee-like-the Beatles bands and the staple rhetorical ingredient that has everyone nodding vigorously: the plethora of out of control drunken youth and elders who should…

[lymphomalass]

Due to a last minute cancellation, we have the bank holiday week available at a discount at Burnmoor, Keswick! Perfect if you've not yet booked your summer holiday, or fancy another cheeky little break!

Please just head over to:

https://www.cottages.com/cottages/burnmoor-cc111341

to book this lovely home-from-home, which sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms (2 double, 1 twin) with 2 bathrooms, WiFi, a cosy open fire and all mod cons, equipped of babies, ample free off-road parking, 0.6 of a mile from Castle Crag Stone Circle and dogs welcome! Thanks! Sam aka LymphomaLass xx

[thunderstruck9]

Campbell Archibald Mellon (British, 1876-1955), August Bank Holiday, Yarmouth, 1931. Oil on canvas, 50.8 x 61 cm. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Bristol

[beebees-photography]

Last weekend for the bank holiday we had a weekend away, staying in Penrith. Visiting the Lake District, we went to Glenridding and went on a scenic lake boat tour on the Ullswater Steamer. Starting at Glenridding to Howtown, to Pooley Bridge, and back to Glenridding. Exploring the full length of the Ullswater Lake.

[laz-kay]

The noise boi 📢

[abbaswift]

daily searching for taylor tickets on ticketmaster and axs, trying not to remember when i almost got two centre middle bowl tickets for the price of one nosebleed resale ticket 💔💔

[magistralucis]

@absolut--kurant!

Thieves Guild

[beckie-lettie]

📍Cefn Onn Park, Cardiff

Accidentally took the longer trail but it was so beautiful

[latestjobalert]

Bank Holiday August 2024: Is Your Bank Open or Closed on Janmashtami 2024?

Bank Holiday August 2024: If you are trying to find out if your bank is open or closed today due to Janmashtami, the answer depends on where you live. According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday calendar, banks will be closed in many states on August 26, 2024, to celebrate the Janmashtami festival. However, this holiday is not observed uniformly across the country, so some states may have banks that are still open. To avoid any problems, it is best to check your bank's status online or call them directly before you travel.

Bank Holiday in August 2024: Confirm Before You Go

Janmashtami, celebrated on August 26, 2024, is an important holiday in various parts of India. If you have to do banking work today, it is important to know that banks will be closed in Gujarat, Odisha, Tamil Nadu and other states. The holiday schedule is different in every state, so if you are planning to visit the bank, make sure to check if the bank is open today. Even if your local bank is closed, you can still manage your finances through ATMs and online banking services. Which States Have Bank Holidays on Janmashtami 2024? The official list of holidays from the Reserve Bank of India shows that banks will remain closed in some states on August 26, 2024, due to Janmashtami. These states include Gujarat, Odisha, Chandigarh, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Rajasthan, Jammu, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Meghalaya, Himachal Pradesh and Srinagar. Each state has its own holiday calendar, which is why Janmashtami may not be a holiday everywhere. If you live in any of these states, in-branch banking will not be available today. However, online banking and ATM services are still operational, allowing you to easily access funds and carry out transactions. It is always wise to check your specific bank's holiday schedule, especially if you have to visit the branch on such days. How to Check if Your Bank is Open on Janmashtami 2024? Not sure if your bank is open today? There are a few simple ways to find out. The easiest method is to visit your bank’s official website, where holiday schedules are typically posted. Another option is to call your local branch directly to verify. Many banks also send notifications or alerts about upcoming holidays, so checking your email or text messages could be helpful. If your bank is closed, don't worry. You can still withdraw cash from ATMs, make payments, or transfer money via online banking. The availability of digital banking services ensures that your financial activities don’t have to pause even on a public holiday. What to Do if Your Bank is Closed on Janmashtami 2024? If you find out that your bank is closed today due to the Janmashtami holiday, there are still ways to meet your banking needs. Most banks now offer a full range of online banking services, where you can check balances, transfer funds and pay bills. Mobile banking apps are another convenient tool that allows you to manage your finances wherever you are. Plus, ATMs are usually operational during the holidays, so you can withdraw cash whenever needed. If you need to deposit a check, many banks offer check deposit kiosks that are accessible even when branches are closed. By planning and knowing your options, you can avoid any last-minute inconveniences. Upcoming Bank Holidays in August 2024 Apart from Janmashtami, there are other bank holidays in August 2024. For example, banks across the country will be closed on August 31, 2024, due to the fourth Saturday of the month, a standard bank holiday. Knowing these dates in advance can help you plan your banking activities to ensure that you don't get caught off guard. For those who frequently use in-person banking services, it's important to know about these holidays. However, with the rise of digital banking, many transactions can easily be done online, reducing the impact of these closures on your daily life. August 2024 Bank Holidays and Banking Alternatives by State DateHolidayStates with Bank HolidaysBanking AlternativesAugust 26, 2024JanmashtamiGujarat, Odisha, Chandigarh, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Rajasthan, Jammu, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Meghalaya, Himachal Pradesh, SrinagarATMs, Online Banking, Mobile Banking Apps

August 2024 Bank Holidays

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[rabbitcruiser]

Burger Day

A juicy, flavorful patty nestled between soft, toasted buns, adorned with melted cheese, crispy bacon, and a tangy sauce. A burger is a classic meal that satisfies the soul and the taste buds.

Burgers are indeed the source of true happiness, a fact supported by the rich cheesy topping, crisp flavorful onion, and splash of tomato that brings it all together with a pickle tang finish.

Or maybe you’re a bolder sort, enjoying their burger topped with onion rings and barbecue sauce in a true Western-style and a splash of blue cheese. Whatever the case, it’s hard to argue that the burger isn’t the perfect food, and Burger Day is here to celebrate it in all its glory.

History Of Burger Day

Burger Day was established by Mr. Hyde to celebrate their favorite food, and all the places they’ve sampled that make them. It’s a great system, free from any of the false advertising you may experience elsewhere. As they say, “If we say we like a burger place, it’s because we ate there and liked it.” Burger Day was created to vaunt the glories of this most perfect of meals, technically a sandwich, really a whole meal.

There is an on-running debate over who actually invented the burger. Some believe that it was invented in Hamburg, Germany, or to be more precise, the meat that would become the hamburger was. Ground beef used to be considered a waste product, the leftovers of the prime cuts that were then sold off on the cheap.

These days premium ground beef is the foundation of one of the world’s most popular foods. It got its start as a hamburger steak, a popular dish served with multiple variations, but one day it found its way onto a bun, met cheese and bacon, and has never looked back. Burger Day is your opportunity (excuse?) to indulge in as many of these delicious concoctions as you desire!

However, other people assert that the hamburger originated with Louis Lassen, a Danish immigrant who cooked up the first patty in 1900 in New Haven, using ideas he’d picked up in Europe.

The hamburger made its official debut at the 1904 St. Louis food festival, but it didn’t really take off properly until mass commercialization of the concept in the following decades. Hamburgers weren’t originally a delectable, trendy fast-food item. Instead, they grew out of economic necessity. Innovators in the food industry needed a way to use off-cuts of meat productively, instead of just throwing them to the dogs. They wanted a tasty meal that they could sell quickly to prevent spoilage. So the humble burger seemed like the obvious choice.

During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the need for cheap food reached even greater heights. Seeing hunger and poverty, entrepreneurs looked for ways to get tasty food into people’s bellies without the usual price tag. So they began developing machines that would churn out burgers en masse.

Soon the price of patties fell even further, but there was a problem: people didn’t have anywhere to go and eat them. Fortunately, the development of the hamburger coincided with the emergence of the “greasy spoon.” Innovative restaurateurs realized that they could draw in punters by providing public access to new radio services springing up all around the country. Burgers were an obvious, cheap, and delicious menu choice.

Whatever the truth about their origins, hamburgers are one of the most popular foods in the world and a dietary staple. Juicy Foods in Oregon made the biggest burger in history. It weighed in at 777 lbs and cost the company more than $5,000 to make.

How To Celebrate Burger Day

Celebrating Burger Day is one of the easiest, most entertaining, and absolutely delicious celebrations we can imagine. You eat burgers. Yep, that simple. Enjoy a nice juicy burger as many times as your heart desires, in as many different configurations.

We suggest hosting a great bit burger cookout at your house or at friends, where everyone makes their favorite variety with their favorite toppings and introduces it to the group. Worst case scenario, you meet another burger you absolutely can’t live without, but that’s what Burger Day is all about.

Interestingly, though, you don’t have to limit yourself to the traditional burger on Burger Day, if you’re the sort of person who regularly visits fast-food outlets. Over the last few years, we’ve seen the inexorable rise of the gourmet burger – a burger that combines the traditional patty with premium ingredients.

Premium burgers are usually based on popular food themes from around the world. So, for instance, you could have a burger that makes liberal use of avocado, lime, and chili or one that uses flavors like peanut and lemongrass. Spend the day experimenting to your heart’s content.

Another thing you can do is celebrate the fact that the humble burger’s definition is now vastly expanded. While beef patties are classic, they’re no longer the only game in town. Today, you have a host of options, including chicken burgers, turkey burgers, fake meat burgers, and even portabella mushroom burgers if you eat veggie.

The more intellectual among you might also want to come up with new recipes and share them in blog posts on social media. The world is crying out for fun, new burger recipes that people can enjoy after a busy day. And you’re precisely the type of person who can provide them. Share a burger to spread the love and celebrate this marvelous day.

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[rightnewshindi]

25 और 26 अगस्त को सार्वजनिक अवकाश घोषित, तीन दिन बैंक, निजी ऑफिस और स्कूल रहेंगे बंद

Public Holidays: अगस्त के महीने में छुट्टियां ही छुट्टियां है अब दो और छुट्टियां लोगों को मिल जाएंगी। 25 और 26 अगस्त को सार्वजनिक अवकाश घोषित किया गया है। इस दौरान सभी सरकारी और निजी ऑफिस, बैंक, और स्कूल बंद रहेंगे।दरअसल, 25 अगस्त को रविवार है, इसलिए सभी स्कूल, ऑफिस, और बैंक बंद रहेंगे। इसके बाद 26 अगस्त को जन्माष्टमी का पर्व मनाया जाएगा, जिसके लिए सार्वजनिक अवकाश घोषित किया गया है। इस महीने, 24…

[themaynard]

Join The Maynard's August Bank Holiday Garden Party with Live Music and BBQ

Celebrate the August Bank Holiday at The Maynard with our annual garden party. Enjoy live music from Stav, Jake, and The Money Duo, inflatable fun for all ages, and a delicious BBQ with an outdoor bar. Book your garden dining table in advance and soak in the stunning views of the Hope Valley. Don't miss out on this summer highlight.

[mintmentos]

Feeling very cosy this bank holiday weekend

[upcyclemod]

Three Crowns Willenhall, 'Suited & Booted' Mod All-Dayer 23-08-27: Darre...

This month's summer bank holiday Sunday, I'll be joining two other DJs at The Three Crowns, Willenhall for an absolute cracker of an all-dayer. This is the provisional playlist for my session - an eclectic mix of Mod tunes, hand-picked from my own collection, spanning seven decades of modernism. If you're in and around The Black Country, do pop in. If not, enjoy this 3-hour playlist on YouTube. #KTF

[beebees-photography]

Last weekend for the bank holiday we had a weekend away, staying in Penrith. Visiting the Lake District, this is Aira Force Waterfalls and the surrounding landscape. Beautiful place to visit. I love myself a waterfall.