A photo of the day thread

[Yorick]

I rode in a straight line from Costa Teguise to Caleta de Caballo. No roads

Then I took the coastal path all the way to Caleta de Famara. Only passable by dirt bikes or mountain bikes. It runs 50 yards from the coast all the way. Visible on Google Maps - satellite view

I took dozens of pics. These are the best...

 

[Mark and Mindy]

Poppy and Harry as seen through the garden door, nothing like a spot of playing in the garden!

 

[Madcaravanner]

Nice day to stay in a do a little more painting we'll see what this looks like later

 

[Kingham]

I rode in a straight line from Costa Teguise to Caleta de Caballo. No roads

Then I took the coastal path all the way to Caleta de Famara. Only passable by dirt bikes or mountain bikes. It runs 50 yards from the coast all the way. Visible on Google Maps - satellite view

I took dozens of pics. These are the best...

Appreciate you're there for the 2 wheel freedom, but that surf is just soooo inviting

 

[Yorick]

Appreciate you're there for the 2 wheel freedom, but that surf is just soooo inviting

There's no way to get into the sea safely there. There's plenty of safe beaches at Famara with big waves.

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[John.]

Rescued from 3 cats took him to a hibiscus in our garden after 5 minutes he had recovered and took off

 

[Cliffdale]

An evening stroll down to the beach

 

[CWH]

Oh go on then, another sunset:

 

[Jim]

Jazz this morning

 

[Mikey RV]

This looks like rain but is actually ice. It rained, sleeted on the way here in Poole then froze.

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[pops]

Our back garden this morning

 

[Anthea M]

More icicles

 

[Mikey RV]

Another one today. Bench on the campsite we are on.

 

[LOOSE WHEEL]

6.30 this morning around pershore trying to rescue one of lads.

 

[FIDGET]

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Thanks @Cliffdale ,
My son works in London & commute's back on thur's eve by train it took him 10 hours to get back last night to Gorran Haven ,he drove down past the sign post in your photo's last night / early AM , hell of a drive in the dark.

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[Jim]

I was out for a couple of hours but only one rescue today. An old fella (Really old, but not quite as old as Mo) had been forced into a large wall of ploughed snow and it collapsed and completely covered his bonnet and half way up his windscreen. Bless him he was panicking but I was right there within a minute of it happening. I had two shovels in the Lanny, a builder stopped and helped and we dug him out and he was on his way in 15 minutes hooting thanks for about half a mile as he drove off

 

[jockaneezer]

Next door's nearly finished extension.

 

[DBK]

The snow is a bit deeper now in the lane near our house. And we have a power cut too.

 

[John.]

Sorry no snow here but it looks stunning

Love these hibiscuses each flower is about 5" diameter they only last just over a day but generally open lots of buds at a time.

 

[Allanm]

No snow here either, but lots of processionary caterpillars

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[movan]

No snow here either, but lots of processionary caterpillars

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Love the photos ... but glad I'm not near them.

 

[maison]

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Love these hibiscuses each flower is about 5" diameter they only last just over a day but generally open lots of buds at a time.

My God!

How did Cheshire manage to have such a micro-climate?

 

[maison]

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Love these hibiscuses each flower is about 5" diameter they only last just over a day but generally open lots of buds at a time.

My God!

How did Cheshire manage to have such a micro-climate?

 

[CWH]

No snow here either, but lots of processionary caterpillars

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Ooh, difficult to like that..... nasty wee beasties

 

[maison]

Oops!

Double post.

My excuse, it’s either the intense cold and snow here or the fortifying G&T’s that is responsible.

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[Go Humberto!]

I'm sure many Funsters have stood on deck and waved goodbye to Blighty as you leave Portsmouth. I must have 1000 photos of this scene from various trips to Le Havre, Cherbourg and Caen, but this, from January 2018, is my favourite.

 

[Jenben]

Montgenèvre up on the slopes this morning.

 

[Rapphil]

Freshwater West, Pembrokeshire this morning.

 

[obanvanman]

I knew that one day the extra height in our van would come in handy.
Useful, if only to use it to feed an intravenous drip in to a sick puppy.

He decided to eat a stick whilst on the beach. After a very bad night it was panic stations and a call to the vet in the town near the camp site in Sicily.

Emergency call out, ultra sound, blood work, anti-biotics and follow up exam the next morning.....70Euros.

(Our vet at home wouldn't get out of their brand new Range Rover on a sunny day for 70 Euros)

All ok now, a very lucky boy!

 

[icantremember]

My other half has a similar setup but it's for intravenous wine!

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