A photo of the day thread

[PP Bear]

Oxburgh Hall National Trust.

 

[movan]

Saw this and thought of Lisa

 

[Madcaravanner]

We were at the Lincoln show at the weekend (in Disabled pitches) so had return to the van ready to watch the Flypost Saturday

Watched them approach on ADSB radar and was ready in front of our van was a Burm so was atop of it ready
Think they spotted me as second pass they waved

 

[daveclare]

This nice looking oldie turned up at Dubrovnik yesterday.

 

[KiwiKampers]

Anyone for scrumping?

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There’s something strange about that cow. I’ve never seen one with perfectly straight horizontal markings.

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[Manic]

Beautiful Bury St Edmunds.
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Have they still got the birds in cages in the park?

 

[angusboy]

Girvan

 

[mart]

The new memorial for Dday,very moving.

 

[Folkranger]

Some of the last flowers before winter

 

[dna]

A cycling loop of a well known reservoir/lake today. Cold wind made it feel like winter but in parts where was sheltered from the wind and in the sun it was too warm for my winter gear

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[daveclare]

A glorious sunrise as we entered Bari harbour, yesterday. A total contrast to the 1979 ex Brittany ferry we were traveling on.

 

[Billylyne5]

Amazing sky on this mornings dog walk

 

[PP Bear]

FLT spot for the night

 

[PP Bear]

Have they still got the birds in cages in the park?

Yes they’re still there, but while I don’t agree with birds in cages, they’re really healthy and well looked after.

 

[KiwiKampers]

FLT spot for the night
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I hope you get a good night’s sleep. That looks a bit noisy to me. Where are you?

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[daveclare]

Cromer, with a nice view over the water, no doubt.

 

[Kamperkev]

Falcorrib viewpoint Donegal 1st photo taken 5 minutes ago 2 nd photo late yesterday afternoon

 

[PP Bear]

I hope you get a good night’s sleep. That looks a bit noisy to me. Where are you?

On the coast road just in Cromer. There was a bit of traffic until around 2200hrs then woke to some at 0700hrs, so a very pleasant sleep indeed. So much so that we’ll be here again tonight before heading to the NT at Blakeney Point

Blakeney National Nature Reserve

Blakeney National Nature Reserve and Blakeney Point is home to wildlife and England's largest grey seal colony in Norfolk

www.nationaltrust.org.uk

 

[PP Bear]

A few from early walk along sea front in Cromer.

 

[mart]

Just got a little bit wet at Honfleur, lucky for us we were in a bar at the time

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[bobnick]

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Just got a little bit wet at Honfleur, lucky for us we were in a bar at the time

Should have gone inside silly bugger

 

[mart]

Should have gone inside silly bugger

We were , if you read the post

 

[movan]

Sorry bit boring but despite the sun, the wind was cool and prettiest thing I saw today was this little clump of roses. Perked me up.

 

[bobnick]

We were , if you read the post

How did you get wet inside a bar

 

[maison]

After cancelling trips for a hospital appointment and then COVID jabs we are back on the road. Heading up the M6 we decided to break the journey and stopped at The ‘Owd Tithe Barn in Garstang, Lancashire.

A canal side setting, a characterful pub and good food. Very pleasant staff and a nice flat car park to overnight. Recommended.

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[Al n Val]

we were sat in that bar

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Just got a little bit wet at Honfleur, lucky for us we were in a bar at the time

We were sat in that bar 2 weeks ago

 

[Al n Val]

So not a photo but a video, just sat quietly having a bevvie on our last day on this trip when this bloody great big thing came round the corner.

What a site and the video simply does not do it justice, the depth of the roar and flames was just immense

 

[maison]

So not a photo but a video, just sat quietly having a bevvie on our last day on this trip when this bloody great big thing came round the corner.

What a site and the video simply does not do it justice, the depth of the roar and flames was just immense

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The Calais Dragon.

it’s very impressive but we preferred the Nantes Elephant.

 

[bobnick]

When we were coming to Swiss Farm last time someone on here recommended The Old Bull in Henley. We did look but it was under refurb so never got the chance.
Well to night i did go in, had a couple of beers and food.
Very very nice indeed.
An idea of how it looks
Did call in Weterspoons, GRIM, the beer i got was crap, left half (not like me) moved on.

 

[daveclare]

Managed to get into the tight fitting Alberobello sosta. Then had a crowded walk (cruise ship tours) around the town of 'Trulli's'.

Turns out it was the festival of their town Saints. Plenty of festivities, finishing off with a firework competition. Even had the local excellent band playing an opera from the town bandstand.

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