A photo of the day thread

[Zigisla]

I still want to paddle in it. Love it.

You wouldn't If you'd seen what I saw coming out of the rear end of two of them.

 

[movan]

You wouldn't If you'd seen what I saw coming out of the rear end of two of them.

 

[golly]

GreTa. Still do it he can be i n our bear revolution. @golly BFA

By the way he's dressed, he could lead the BLA air force, by the way Joy whats the BFA are you starting a splinter group ?

 

[movan]

By the way he's dressed, he could lead the BLA air force, by the way Joy whats the BFA are you starting a splinter group ?

Nah. I 'm having a right old feelmyage day!!!!!!

 

[cornish boy]

Just home after spending a couple of nights back in Cornwall.

The view from our hotel window across to King Arthurs Castle in Tintagel.

Looking out of Boscastle harbour

Bossiney Bay

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[TerryL]

The Ardeche today
Cheers
Ed
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That took me back - used to take coachloads of kids there to a nearby adventure centre and the canoeing was a regular feature. Had forgotten how gorgeous the area is, must take the wife there on one of our next French trips.

 

[Sheddy]

Oh @Sheddy sitting here sweltering and looking at that last photo.....oh it looks Heavenly.

It is Joy, especially with a cold beer at hand.
Cheers
Ed

 

[Davylambretta]

Away in Glencoe at the weekend so into the pub as it was hoofing it down Oshie our IT then decided to give us his godfather impersonation

 

[CWH]

Had to go down west today to St Just (where @pondfairy was encouraging everyone to visit!)

This is the Plen an Gwari, which is Playing Place in Kernewek (Cornish). It's an amphitheatre where medieval miracle plays were performed until the 17th century. To give some scale, the walls are about 6 feet high. You can see the marks of the miners on the lumps of granite in the foreground - these are roughly man-sized.
A Plen used to be a common site in Cornwall, but there are now only two almost complete ones surviving, although there is a village called Playing Place.

 

[MicknMew]

A lovely view from the dam a

t Pitlochry

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[jessthedog]

This swimming lark is very tiring

 

[Stretto Boy]

The Centre Court at Wimbledon is starting to fill up, with the players due to come out and start warming up in less than 10 minutes time, although there are plenty of seats available in the Royal Box so come on down!

 

[Stretto Boy]

What a difference 5 minutes makes. The Champagne Bar must have closed.

 

[Stretto Boy]

Angelique Kerber and Irina Falconi warming up. Don't worry about the 24 hour rule Jim, this is virtually live coverage. The good news Funsters is that my phone battery will have packed in before I have bored you all to tears.

 

[Stretto Boy]

My wife's favourite chap - not me obviously - but him:

Always wondered why she likes Swiss cheese.

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[MicknMew]

A view from our van at Cromarty overnight stop.

 

[icantremember]

A view from our van at Cromarty overnight stop.

Great to see you can still overnight there ... I was under the impression that mohos had been banned.

 

[movan]

 

[Carol]

The steps to the beach we found

 

[MicknMew]

Great to see you can still overnight there ... I was under the impression that mohos had been banned.

Yes you can still park , but go right along to the end of the green near the lighthouse.

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[Sheddy]

Down by the river and the evening market

And how I was at the end of today's stage of Le Tour, I think Cav will be on his way home injured tonight.

Cheers
Ed

 

[Cal54]

View from our wild camping spot tonight.

 

[Cliffdale]

A coastal walk. Porthpean then turn left to Charlestown along the coastal path . A couple of interesting points, the last image of the 1 room cottages are the brothels for the 18C sailers! Also the stones on the beach are from all over the world. They were ballast in the ships and were dumped as they entered harbour.

 

[Cliffdale]

View attachment 172148 View attachment 172146 View attachment 172147 The steps to the beach we found

I wish people would say were these places are!
So where are the steps please!

 

[Paul and Kate]

A coastal walk. Porthpean then turn left to Charlestown along the coastal path . A couple of interesting points, the last image of the 1 room cottages are the brothels for the 18C sailers! Also the stones on the beach are from all over the world. They were ballast in the ships and were dumped as they entered harbour.
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Love Charlestown but not as much as Mevagissey

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[Carol]

I wish people would say were these places are!
So where are the steps please!

Sorry, we are at Brixham, the steps are the beach from the Costal Path near Upton Manor Farm Camp Site.

 

[Carol]

A few photos of Brixham today

 

[Vanman]

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Nice, but that's the smallest grey waste drain I've ever seen!

(Middle picture)

 

[Kiwi Brit]

Love Charlestown but not as much as Mevagissey

Gorran Haven is special to us.

 

[dabhand]

Gorran Haven is special to us.

Great chippy!

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