A photo of the day thread

[CWH]

Not a great photo but felt the moon was sort of strange tonight.. remember someone saying it was about to do something on the 14th?
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Wow the moon looks like a thin sliver of lemon! (well, apart from the colour of course)
Re the 14th: I think I read somewhere (probably on here!) it's going to be the biggest hunter's moon in however many hundred years or something? - my diary says it'll be a full moon. I'll just ask Mr Google...

Here you go Joy
https://science.nasa.gov/news-articles/2016-ends-with-three-supermoons

 

[Manic]

Not my photo but a friend took this on Saturday in Filey
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I see now what they mean when they say 'double floor', loads of storage!

 

[JJ]

Still cutting grass here...

JJ

 

[Jenben]

Walking by the Thames this morning.

 

[PhilandMena]

I served with these fine gentlemen over 45 years ago. We were all station in Berlin at the same time and we meet at least once a year. Today we met at the National Memorial Arboretum.
The first picture is of myself and two other guys who were in the same troop in 1969 and have remained comrades ever since.

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[movan]

My book arrived today

November Motorhomefun Book Club ..... (see BOOK CLUB thread).

Would be great if more of you could join us.

 

[buttons]

Walking by the Thames this morning.

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Fantastic picture Jenben

 

[Zigisla]

Walking by the Thames this morning.

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Is that Lechlade?

 

[Jenben]

Well spotted @Zigisla.

 

[Zigisla]

Well spotted @Zigisla.

Love the place. This is us parked overnight up the road from there.

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[Bacchus]

Walking by the Thames this morning.

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I have spent so much time on this wonderful river but never been much further up than Port Meadow.

You have inspired me to remedy this...

 

[tedontour]

Still cutting grass here...

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JJ

looking good JJ

 

[John.]

Stuck at Capbreton waiting for a part to be delivered fingers crossed they'll be at the dealership at 2 30 today but have been looking at this for a few days now.
I find it fascinating bet it's got loads to tell

 

[GJH]

Not quite @DuxDeluxe or @Puddleduck but close at NRM York today.

 

[Puddleduck]

@GJH I'll have you know I am a PUDDLEDUCK - not nearly as common as a mallard..........

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[2657]

My book arrived today

November Motorhomefun Book Club ..... (see BOOK CLUB thread).

Would be great if more of you could join us.

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I read that a few years ago, a very good book, different to most of his other legal based books.

That's about as good as my critique goes, enjoy.

In my opinion a very readable author, I have read around 20 of his books over the years, he does get a bit bogged down in American legaleese at times though.

 

[GJH]

@GJH I'll have you know I am a PUDDLEDUCK - not nearly as common as a mallard..........

That's why it's not quite you. A mallard has far more in common with @DuxDeluxe obviously

 

[magicsurfbus]

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Having waited 50 years to make it to the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, I discover the true loneliness of command.

Oh alright then, I was at the Star Trek Exhibition in Blackpool on Sunday

 

[magicsurfbus]

Not taken today, but a few snaps from our recent jaunt to Austria which I've finally downloaded:

A unique display of historic armour in the Festung Hohensalzburg at Salzburg. Reminded me of the fight with the skeletons scene in Jason and the Argonauts.

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For those who prefer to make love not war, a panoramic view of love locks on the Markatsteg footbridge, also in Salzburg:

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And finally, especially for the Daily Mail readership - Karl Marx Hof. A gloriously art deco apartment complex built by the pre-war Socialist council in Heligenstadt, a suburb of Vienna:

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[aldhp21]

Phil the pheasant out for a walk.

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[tonyidle]

Little friends gone

 

[Madeinengland]

Little friends gone

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Those nests are quite a work of art, aren't they? Clever wasps.

 

[tonyidle]

Those nests are quite a work of art, aren't they? Clever wasps.

I like them. Unfortunately most people can't get past the fact that they sting but I leave the nests as long as they're not in dangerous place. I haven't had to shift one for years. That one was only 6 feet from my lawnmower storage so they got me twice - both times when I forgot about them and started to pour fuel into the mower.

 

[Madeinengland]

Some autumn colours in my garden this morning

 

[GJH]

And some from ours this afternoon.

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[The Dudess]

Had this little darling staying with us for the last 2 nights. A bundle of joy at only 50 kilos.

 

[aldhp21]

Sunset at Slimbridge.

 

[Our Bumble]

Nafplio in Greece, so pretty with wild camping on big sandy bay. Whilst a lot of the resorts are closed this place is pretty busy especially at weekend.

 

[aldhp21]

Nafplio in Greece, so pretty with wild camping on big sandy bay. Whilst a lot of the resorts are closed this place is pretty busy especially at weekend.

Great photos Our Bumble, I particularly like the middle one down the alley past the hotel. Stunning shot.

 

[buttons]

Some nice pictures today......

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