A photo of the day thread

[CaptainPaul]

Southern Turkey and if you zoom out my moho window you'll see Cyprus on the horizon.... its a hard old life

 

[wolfie2]

Lock Morlich this morning....

 

[Porridge Oats]

Aguero Pina Sola campsite. Perfect setting for 15€ a day.

 

[maison]

Doing the real tourist thing today and visiting Sarlat. We tend to avoid tourist hotspots but wanted to revisit the market. A couple of pics from our visit.

 

[Two on Tour]

A quick catch-up.

The inclined boat plane at Saint-Louis-Arzviller.

and the hilltop Château du Haut-Barr

Parked up at Turckheim today to take the train into Colmar and found just on the other side of the railway tracks was the service park for the Ralle du Centre Alsace being held this weekend.
Had a wander aroud the service park, and in amoungst the modern rally cars were a couple of my favourits from the group B days, a Lancia Delta HF Integrale and a short wheelbase Audi Quattro S1

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[shawn&emma]

Wanted to do it last year but never got round to it. Walk on Morcambe Sands from Arnside-Grange Over Sands.

 

[Dramfineday]

Skye today.....the sun's out...the Old Man (distant shot, couldn't get near the carparks for a better shot, mobbed) so onwards to Leth Allt waterfall, then Kilt rock waterfall and finally Staffin beach to visit the Dinosaur footsteps.

 

[suavecarve]

Medoc region sunset

 

[GeeCee]

Aguero Pina Sola campsite. Perfect setting for 15€ a day.
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That looks like our kind of campsite and location. Is there good walking from the campsite?

 

[bobnick]

In no particular order.
Our youngest and smallest proudly showing off his first suit, he's 31. 6Ft 6". 54" chest a in training strongman, level 4 fitness, training and nutrician coach (not commercial).
Our walk this am along the river Weaver. Lovely.
Visit to mam and dad.

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[KUSKUS]

Ebury Hill , Camping and Caravan site , just outside Shrewsbury about five miles from my home.

 

[maison]

bobnick
Wow, that canal looks steep! Can you waterski.

 

[bobnick]

bobnick
Wow, that canal looks steep! Can you waterski.

Brother took the picture, flippin hopeless these refugees.

 

[maison]

Now on the Camping Car-Park at Donenzac.

Nice village but extremely steep roads, typical of a fortified hill town. If you have problems walking it’s quite a challenge.

 

[suavecarve]

Cycle path up from Montalivet to Verdon Sur la mer in medoc

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[Cliffdale]

Charmouth camping. Lovely well kept site. 2 minute walk to the sea and coastal path. Dog in the buttercups on a walk.

 

[Yorick]

Nothing special you may say.
But I've lived here 7 years and never seen one. There's no house fires as nothing in them to burn

 

[Dramfineday]

Invergary and Glencoe

 

[PP Bear]

Another sunny beautiful day, so another trip to a beautiful garden.

Gardeners World magazine have a book of gardens to visit and it’s all 2 for 1 entry, so making the most of them again this year.

This time it’s Riverhill Himalayan Gardens. Perfect time of the year to visit. Car parks big enough for a motorhome but phone ahead.

Riverhill Himalayan Gardens

Beautiful historic gardens in Sevenoaks, Kent open to the public Mar-Nov. We welcome all ages, dogs and groups.

www.riverhillgardens.co.uk

 

[bobandjanie]

Monsanto Portugal. Bob.

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[KiwiKampers]

Driving into the city of Rotorua there’s evidence of thermal activity all around. Steam and bubbling mud coming out of all sorts of orifaces. Sadly, the Victorian Spa Baths have been closed for several years and are awaiting earthquake strengthening. The blue bird is a Pukeko which ignores the signs warning that the water temperature can reach 100 degrees Celsius.

 

[maison]

Moved on the CAMPING-CAR Park Aire at Lac de Pardoux. Quiet , within the forest and within 100metres of the lake and a great indoor pool. Cost of Aire inc 6 amp EHU €10 pn + local taxes.

 

[Pappy]

Should have bought three chairs

 

[Shrimp]

Had a nice very hot walk along a bit of the river Rance this afternoon. Pippa found she could get in some shallow bits then found some long grass to play in!

 

[Mikey RV]

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Driving into the city of Rotorua there’s evidence of thermal activity all around. Steam and bubbling mud coming out of all sorts of orifaces. Sadly, the Victorian Spa Baths have been closed for several years and are awaiting earthquake strengthening. The blue bird is a Pukeko which ignores the signs warning that the water temperature can reach 100 degrees Celsius.

Nice one, when we were travelling in NZ we went to Rotorua and stayed on a campsite called Cozy Cottage. The locals would come down to the lake dig a small pit and cook mussels in the boiling water. Loved it there and the area. Does pong a bit though.

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[PhilMary]

Found memories of Rotorua mountain biking.

 

[bobnick]

Pet hate. People dragging chairs on tiles making "that" noise.
My solution, chair leg socks.
Sad, yes i know.....................but quiet.

 

[KiwiKampers]

Our wild camping spot at Port Albert, one hour north of Auckland. It’s a tiny settlement with no light pollution so perfect for stargazing. A few photos of Hibiscus flowers taken while travelling on the appropriately named, Hibiscus Coast, and a Monarch Butterfly.

 

[Kiwi Brit]

Our wild camping spot at Port Albert, one hour north of Auckland. It’s a tiny settlement with no light pollution so perfect for stargazing. A few photos of Hibiscus flowers taken while travelling on the appropriately named, Hibiscus Coast, and a Monarch

Lovely area, we stayed in CAP (charges apply ) on a farm overlooking the Harbour.

 

[mark49]

Pet hate. People dragging chairs on tiles making "that" noise.
My solution, chair leg socks.
Sad, yes i know.....................but quiet.
View attachment 616195It’s always been a mystery why some people think the English are a little uptight

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