One of the stops in Norway as part of a cruise I'm just back from.

Lucy visited today. She found the best seat in the house without us noticing.

A visit to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre; nearly 16 years since I was last there.

Bremont ALT1-ZT BL for a day out at Hertfordshire Zoo and World of Dinosaurs, with my partner and her 9yo Grandson.

An interesting and fun day, with a poignant message to the Skeleton lion sculpture.











Guy

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TEB875 wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 9:48 pm A visit to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre; nearly 16 years since I was last there.

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I love that place!

Bahnstormer_vRS wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 11:52 pm Bremont ALT1-ZT BL for a day out at Hertfordshire Zoo and World of Dinosaurs, with my partner and her 9yo Grandson.

An interesting and fun day, with a poignant message to the Skeleton lion sculpture.

Guy

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Interesting, there is a dinosaur park in Ogden, Utah, USA that almost looks the same as these pictures.

Thorpeness.

Regards Steve

magicman wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 4:40 pm 20240605_163756-COLLAGE.jpg

Thorpeness.

Regards Steve

I didn't know there was a golf course in Thorpeness. It provides a nice view of the house in the clouds. So many lovely places to visit along that Suffolk coast, isn't there?

JAFO wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 8:15 pm

magicman wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 4:40 pm 20240605_163756-COLLAGE.jpg

Thorpeness.

Regards Steve

I didn't know there was a golf course in Thorpeness. It provides a nice view of the house in the clouds. So many lovely places to visit along that Suffolk coast, isn't there?

A lovely area, although I mostly explored the Gorse bushes on the golf course, across 2 days.

Regards Steve

magicman wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 8:56 pm

JAFO wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 8:15 pm

magicman wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 4:40 pm 20240605_163756-COLLAGE.jpg

Thorpeness.

Regards Steve

I didn't know there was a golf course in Thorpeness. It provides a nice view of the house in the clouds. So many lovely places to visit along that Suffolk coast, isn't there?

A lovely area, although I mostly explored the Gorse bushes on the golf course, across 2 days.

Regards Steve

I hope you enjoyed it Steve. When we played there I think we lost about 20 balls between the 8 of us on the 1st day. Chatting to a group of lady golfers at the 1st tee on the 2nd morning they hadn't lost a single ball between 12 of them

Maybe a bit of a generalisation but probably a summary of the difference between male and female golfers.

nbg wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 3:19 pm One for the fishermen amongst us, which from memory includes @Viognier @rkovars @Cpocock …

Whilst having lunch by a lake after a fell walk I noticed a mayfly hatch. This one fluttered in my direction and took a rest…
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Neil

@nbg Neil that’s a substantial sized Mayfly !! It’s been great fly fishing here since early March which annually curtails my forum reading and posting opportunities.
Run off from the mountain snowpack typically peaks the third week of June. After that it’s mayfly central here until October !!

A bit of colour from a couple of weeks ago.....

I played a round of golf on the Fidra course at Archerfield (Scotland) yesterday. The course, weather and views were amazing

^ Wow, I hope the weather's that good when I'm in Scotland in a couple of weeks !

Course looks great - maybe give some comments in the Golf Topic if you'd be so kind?

EDIT - I was aware of this venue but just looked at the website. Stunning in every way, it has to go onto my list.