nbg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 8:35 pm @Bahnstormer_vRS
Wells-next-the-sea Guy?

Neil

I was interested to see who else knew it. Norfolk’s affordable housing capital. Lovely place though.

Those clouds are fantastic Guy!

Chillin' and watching The Olympics with one of the twelve grandchildren. Not sure which one though.


scooter

Well I’m not sure if this counts as a ‘nice’ picture but im currently in the eye of Hurricane Ernesto. Eerily quiet! (Photo taken from inside of course.)

Here’s a photo of me and my daughter at Halifax pride today. I’m incredibly proud of this girl and her sexuality and I couldn’t be more pleased about how she’s matured in to an adult.

^^^ Fabulous photo, Iain.

I was out and about this afternoon and decided to pull up in the gateway to a field in the Hertfordshire countryside for a 'time out' from driving.

A lovely sky with some interesting 'Birds'; I was sat under the flightpath to Luton Airport.
















Guy

I was in Houston last week moving my daughter in for her senior year of college, now we’re in New York this week moving in my son for his sophomore year of college. I took a similar photo last year during the day, but walking by tonight I saw the Empire State Building lit up in red, white and blue and had to take this picture:

I visit London reasonably frequently but it’s a long time since I’ve been on the south bank overlooking the City. It’s changed so much even in the time since I left 10 years ago. Being more of a country boy, I enjoy it much more now as a ‘tourist’ than working there. But it still looks pretty cool to me.

In sharp contrast to the impressive London skyline this was Lerryn today, a place which still has one foot firmly in the 1950s. Or so it always seems to me! Here is our whippet taking a well earned drink at the end of a long walk.

Sagrada Familia

on my doorstep, one of my local routes with the dogs. It's a god send, a chance to take a breather and gather my thoughts. I've been walking in these woods for just over twenty years practically daily and all year long. it never gets old.
Cheers
Pat