A photo of the day thread

[Haitchjay]

 

[PhilMary]

It only needs a lick of paint! Cheap at half the price.
From yesterday's ride near Oxenhope Moor.
Of interest it was known by mountain bike riders back in the day as"Sh1t Farm" because the whole yard you can see in front was knee deep in liquid manure.

Phil

 

[Cliffdale]

Making some elderflower cordial.

Ok

 

[Fulham Dave]

Enjoying a lazy summer's day in our garden, hopefully our last summer here as the house goes on the market on Monday. Hoping to pick up our new van in next 2 weeks and then, when we sell the house, become full-time funsters!

 

[Mrsambulancekidd]

It's a bit cooler at 1400ft above sea level.......a swim sorted out the mucky legs.....

How the legs became mucky.....

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[suavecarve]

We have just had the non toast after the non speeches at the non wedding of number 2 daughters cancelled day

 

[dosser]

Stalked the bird feeder out today to pass the time got a couple of photos and a lazy dog giving me the eye...

 

[Carol]

This has been in our garden for years but never looked like this before must be all the sunny weather
Not sure the correct name. anyone know.

 

[KiwiKampers]

This has been in our garden for years but never looked like this
Not sure the correct name. anyone know.
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Cordyline Australis, I think.

 

[Stewart J]

Eals area South Tyne away from the crowds

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[bungy]

This has been in our garden for years but never looked like this
Not sure the correct name. anyone know.
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Agree with kiwikampers...and also know as cabbage tree or palm ( the plant not kiwikampers that is!!)

 

[Johnen]

This has been in our garden for years but never looked like this before must be all the sunny weather
Not sure the correct name. anyone know.
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We had one of those in our front garden, it grew to the height of our bedroom window. The bees absolutely loved the flowering part at the top, it was fascinating to watch all the bees. I cut it down because we were worried about it doing some damage if it blew down. Two years later another plant started to grow out of the stump, and grew just as tall again.

 

[Peg Star]

18 ducklings on River Dove

 

[Shrimp]

Lazy fat Pig!

 

[davidbaldam]

My Son and Grandson greetings the sunrise in Browns Bay, Auckland.

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[Wendo55]

It only needs a lick of paint! Cheap at half the price.
From yesterday's ride near Oxenhope Moor.
Of interest it was known by mountain bike riders back in the day as"Sh1t Farm" because the whole yard you can see in front was knee deep in liquid manure.
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Phil

I recognise that from a walk I did a few years ago. Got a pic somewhere among the thousands I have.

 

[movan]

My Son and Grandson greetings the sunrise in Browns Bay, Auckland.
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This virus has made me so weepy.. I'm prone to tears all the time. It's embarrassing.

That photo is so beautiful, it made me cry.

 

[PhilMary]

I recognise that from a walk I did a few years ago. Got a pic somewhere among the thousands I have.

Did you manage to get 'yer boots clean? It use to take an hour to get the muck of the bike.
Phil

 

[Haitchjay]

Nosey hedgehog! Just saying hi.

 

[2657]

A couple from an early morning bike ride to the beach near Fort Rato, Tavira

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[namwaldog]

First time out away from home in the MH. Had to be for a view over to Scotland!

Looking over the Solway Firth towards Criffel in Dumfries. Lovely blue sky.

Just as an experiment, tried a Panorama shot on the phone to see how it looked on the forum.

Take Care everyone!

Barry

 

[Kingham]

Social distancing at sunrise. Not another soul on the roads or the water. Bliss !!

 

[Drexxer]

Social distancing at sunrise. Not another soul on the roads or the water. Bliss !!

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New Boat?

 

[Kingham]

New Boat?

Well spotted. It was new in February, but named storms, work and lockdown all meant this morning was its maiden voyage

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

Nothing of note from recently so I've had dig around in my archives and came up with a couple from Petra.

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[Sus3v]

First time out away from home in the MH. Had to be for a view over to Scotland!

Looking over the Solway Firth towards Criffel in Dumfries. Lovely blue sky.

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Just as an experiment, tried a Panorama shot on the phone to see how it looked on the forum.

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Take Care everyone!

Barry

lovely - and I just saw a photo somebody posted from Dumfries looking across to Cumbria
i hope you waved

 

[Stewart J]

A little birdwatching hideaway up on the moor above home near Plenmeller SW Northumberland. Stunning show of Cotton Grass this afternoon and not another person in sight.

 

[Stewart J]

Not quite sure why two images duplicated themselves.

 

[jockaneezer]

I called at the opencast at Plenmeller a couple of times to carry out some repairs, first time I'd experienced 100mph, horizontal, freezing rain !

 

[Kingham]

Another sunrise, another beach !

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