A photo of the day thread

[cliffanger]

I finally have photographic proof:

The tide DOES come in at Weston super Mare, and the sea IS blue!

Also lovely cattle on Brean Down.

Only 30 minutes from us, so we’re here in the van. We did Uphill on Thursday, Sand Point yesterday, and Brean Down today - a lovely long weekend.

 

[Manic]

Seen today in Bradwell Peak District

 

[movan]

How the heck did you make the sea come in.

 

[PhilMary]

Not a lot to say really, Nidderdale.

 

[TheTurnips]

Mount Vesuvius today 1st photo looking up from Pompei. And 2 on the top looking in she's still smouldering. Last erupted in 1944

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[cliffanger]

How the heck did you make the sea come in.

Special powers Joy, special powers …

 

[PP Bear]

Swopped wheel for water for the week and meandered up the Grand Union canal and back again.

Cats taken to both the van and the boat

 

[cyberyacht]

Skiathos take-offs are interesting! Do like the departure lounge(local taverna) there though.

 

[Petehvan]

a quiet

day on the beach at Shanklin

 

[FIDGET]

a quietView attachment 546499 day on the beach at Shanklin

Fishermans cottage , I used to go there in the evenimg when they had a group playing , had many a nice bbq on that beach , I used to live on the island

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[Mikey RV]

This mushroom/ toadstool was about 12 inches across the top. Looks like a UFO landed on the grass.

 

[TheTurnips]

Waiting to go into Salerno port bkd on tonights ferry to Palermo,

 

[PhilMary]

What is the best view in Yorkshire?
Looking one way.

Looking 'tother way

Pock Stones Moor, nr. Pateley Bridge.

 

[KiwiKampers]

What is the best view in Yorkshire?
Looking one way.View attachment 547039
Looking 'tother way
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Pock Stones Moor, nr. Pateley Bridge.

I will resist the temptation to say the best view of Yorkshire is from the rear view mirror!
The best view in your photos is Picture #1, but only because there are trees in the distance.

 

[Sapper520]

Collioure today.

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[Ian Bosman]

Whitby just now with the whale bones and the castle in the background.
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Church, not a castle

 

[KiwiKampers]

Church, not a castle

To be pedantic, it's an abbey and not a church.

 

[movan]

I'm not looking at this thread any more. You lot are always arguing.

 

[PhilMary]

I will resist the temptation to say the best view of Yorkshire is from the rear view mirror!
The best view in your photos is Picture #1, but only because there are trees in the distance.

I reckon I was stood in over 20 sq. mls. of emptiness, no roads, no traffic, no noisy folk. Just me , map, bike and t'whippet.

 

[jockaneezer]

Carrying on from Mikey RV post, here's a pic of a toadstool I found on this morning's dog walk, that's my size 10 next to it !

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[namwaldog]

Billy No Mates at Glencaple, Dumfries. (still only 4pm)

Never seen it empty before!

Criffel shrouded in cloud. West Cumbrian coast in sunlight in the far distance

 

[Vanderek]

Tonight at a free aire in Cuellar, Spain....the moon is out, but the temperature is dropping rapidly, possibly 5°C tonight ..

 

[KiwiKampers]

I reckon I was stood in over 20 sq. mls. of emptiness, no roads, no traffic, no noisy folk. Just me , map, bike and t'whippet.

Hope you were wearin t’at.

 

[KiwiKampers]

House prices are sky high here in NZ and it's very hard for first-time buyers to get a foot on the property ladder. I have recommended this do-er upper to a young couple I know. They're both DIY-ers and I think they could knock it into shape pretty quickly.... if the wind doesn't knock it down first.

 

[Landy Andy]

House prices are sky high here in NZ and it's very hard for first-time buyers to get a foot on the property ladder. I have recommended this do-er upper to a young couple I know. They're both DIY-ers and I think they could knock it into shape pretty quickly.... if the wind doesn't knock it down first.
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That is a lovely looking house in a stunning setting. Would love that.

I notice it has a tin roof, and assume that would be changed when property gets done up. What materials would the roof be redone in? Assume not tin again.

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[KiwiKampers]

That is a lovely looking house in a stunning setting. Would love that.

I notice it has a tin roof, and assume that would be changed when property gets done up. What materials would the roof be redone in? Assume not tin again.

I agree, it is a lovely looking house but sadly it has been derelict for about 40 years and the only occupants are sheep. In my opinion, it should have been given Listed status years ago as it is a fine example of an early settler's homestead, probably 1880s. There are dozens of examples of similar derelict homes in my region at the top of the South Island, including old tobacco drying kilns made from asbestos and they're still in use as sheds or barns.
You may be interested to know that nearly all houses in NZ have coloured steel roofs. The trendy colour for new builds is black but the older suburbs have very colourful roofs. Looking out of my window I can see roofs of cream, green, terracotta and even powder blue (which is not as garish as you might imagine). We don't have slate. You can imagine how noisy it is in a heavy rain storm.

 

[Landy Andy]

I agree, it is a lovely looking house but sadly it has been derelict for about 40 years and the only occupants are sheep. In my opinion, it should have been given Listed status years ago as it is a fine example of an early settler's homestead, probably 1880s. There are dozens of examples of similar derelict homes in my region at the top of the South Island, including old tobacco drying kilns made from asbestos and they're still in use as sheds or barns.
You may be interested to know that nearly all houses in NZ have coloured steel roofs. The trendy colour for new builds is black but the older suburbs have very colourful roofs. Looking out of my window I can see roofs of cream, green, terracotta and even powder blue (which is not as garish as you might imagine). We don't have slate. You can imagine how noisy it is in a heavy rain storm.

Wow. Very surprised they still use metal roofs. Thanks for the information.

 

[Nanniemate]

I agree, it is a lovely looking house but sadly it has been derelict for about 40 years and the only occupants are sheep. In my opinion, it should have been given Listed status years ago as it is a fine example of an early settler's homestead, probably 1880s. There are dozens of examples of similar derelict homes in my region at the top of the South Island, including old tobacco drying kilns made from asbestos and they're still in use as sheds or barns.
You may be interested to know that nearly all houses in NZ have coloured steel roofs. The trendy colour for new builds is black but the older suburbs have very colourful roofs. Looking out of my window I can see roofs of cream, green, terracotta and even powder blue (which is not as garish as you might imagine). We don't have slate. You can imagine how noisy it is in a heavy rain storm.

please send pics of the roof tops sounds like the seaside cottages here that are painted in pastels

 

[Smudger55]

Arrived at Damage Barton near Woolacombe, gorgeous setting looking across Bristol Channel. We are bottom left with awning

 

[movan]

Arrived at Damage Barton near Woolacombe, gorgeous setting looking across Bristol Channel. We are bottom left with awning View attachment 547771View attachment 547772

Were the lanes narrow to it, please?

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