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davemac 10-11-2012 18:34
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Great pics as usual Dave I love pic 7 Bob looks like he is surfing. Where is Hameldon Woods?
Google Maps this link should get you there its the wooded area to the bottom of Burnley Road on the Huncoat Hapton border.

dawnrodd 10-11-2012 22:34
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Walking through Mercer Park today, taking in the beautiful colours of the season and remembering my grandma, who would have been 99 today.

mobertol 11-11-2012 08:51
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What lovely shots Dawn! I am a real fan of trees so really appreciate these. Great lighting colour and composition -wish I had taken them!

Margaret Pilkington 11-11-2012 08:53
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Yes, they are really beautiful......it almost looks too pretty to be Clayton.....and I don'tmean that to sound derogatory.
When we live in a place, I think we become a little bit blind to the beauty of it.
Thank you for helping me see the wood through the trees :)

davemac 11-11-2012 09:40
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Walking through Mercer Park today, taking in the beautiful colours of the season and remembering my grandma, who would have been 99 today.
Nice collection there, with good use of the low sun.

dawnrodd 11-11-2012 11:23
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What lovely shots Dawn! I am a real fan of trees so really appreciate these. Great lighting colour and composition -wish I had taken them!
Thank you kindly for the lovely comments, much appreciated and very encouraging. I too am a fan of trees and am so fortunate to live with the woodlands right on my doorstep so I can view and appreciate their splendor every time I walk out the door.

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Yes, they are really beautiful......it almost looks too pretty to be Clayton.....and I don'tmean that to sound derogatory.
When we live in a place, I think we become a little bit blind to the beauty of it.
Thank you for helping me see the wood through the trees :)
Thank you Margaret, and I am so happy that they have been inspirational for you. I agree, one does become a bit complacent with the beauty that surrounds us and this is why I try, through my photography, to remind people of what we have in front of us. Clayton is a beautiful place with so much splendor on offer. I love it here.

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Nice collection there, with good use of the low sun.
Thanks Dave for the kind comments, the sun was definitely in my favour yesterday. It was a brilliant day for photography, and today isn't too bad either, so I am off out again with my camera. Hope to get some more pics today.

All comments are most welcome and much appreciated.

This is a great thread and I love popping in here to see other folks photos.

Thanks

Dawn :)

susie123 11-11-2012 20:00
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Hello everyone yes I'm back from my travels safe and sound if a little exhausted. Got about 1000 pics to sort through so will bore you with ten a day for a while! This first batch are before we got going on the ship, we stopped overnight in Woodstock near Oxford on our way to Dover and I took a few snaps of Blenheim Palace which is there.

More tomorrow...

  1. Imposing gatepost at Blenheim Palace
  2. It was a very misty morning - shame about the ticket box on the main drive
  3. The building from the other side, with autumn colours
  4. Startled lion in the courtyard
  5. More autumn colour on a building in Woodstock
  6. First sight of the ship at Dover
  7. Loading supplies for the voyage
  8. The last of England - with Dover Castle on the hill
  9. No it's not Monet but a sunrise over the Bay of Biscay through a wet porthole
  10. Rain in the distance and the wash from the ship

davemac 11-11-2012 20:04
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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1027619)
Hello everyone yes I'm back from my travels safe and sound if a little exhausted. Got about 1000 pics to sort through so will bore you with ten a day for a while! This first batch are before we got going on the ship, we stopped overnight in Woodstock near Oxford on our way to Dover and I took a few snaps of Blenheim Palace which is there.

More tomorrow...

  1. Imposing gatepost at Blenheim Palace
  2. It was a very misty morning - shame about the ticket box on the main drive
  3. The building from the other side, with autumn colours
  4. Startled lion in the courtyard
  5. More autumn colour on a building in Woodstock
  6. First sight of the ship at Dover
  7. Loading supplies for the voyage
  8. The last of England - with Dover Castle on the hill
  9. No it's not Monet but a sunrise over the Bay of Biscay through a wet porthole
  10. Rain in the distance and the wash from the ship
Nice start, it will take you 100 days to post all the pictures, so put a flask up and some sandwiches, its going to take a while.

maxthecollie 11-11-2012 20:11
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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1027619)
Hello everyone yes I'm back from my travels safe and sound if a little exhausted. Got about 1000 pics to sort through so will bore you with ten a day for a while! This first batch are before we got going on the ship, we stopped overnight in Woodstock near Oxford on our way to Dover and I took a few snaps of Blenheim Palace which is there.

More tomorrow...

  1. Imposing gatepost at Blenheim Palace
  2. It was a very misty morning - shame about the ticket box on the main drive
  3. The building from the other side, with autumn colours
  4. Startled lion in the courtyard
  5. More autumn colour on a building in Woodstock
  6. First sight of the ship at Dover
  7. Loading supplies for the voyage
  8. The last of England - with Dover Castle on the hill
  9. No it's not Monet but a sunrise over the Bay of Biscay through a wet porthole
  10. Rain in the distance and the wash from the ship
Great pics Sue. Nice to see you back posting pics

susie123 11-11-2012 20:13
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Nice start, it will take you 100 days to post all the pictures, so put a flask up and some sandwiches, its going to take a while.
Errr... don't think you're going to get em all, everyone would be pretty bored if I did - you've already had the first fifty odd!

Thanks for the welcome back Frank, good to be back.

Margaret Pilkington 11-11-2012 20:28
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Welcome back Sue. I like the sunrise through the port hole...very impressionist.
Hope you had a great time on your travels.

susie123 11-11-2012 20:32
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Welcome back Sue. I like the sunrise through the port hole...very impressionist.
Hope you had a great time on your travels.
Yes not bad for a shot that was nearly deleted! A great time was had - you will be hearing more about it over the next few days, along with the photos.

churchfcrules 11-11-2012 20:47
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welcome back sue

mobertol 12-11-2012 14:47
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Look forward to seeing more photos of your travels Sue. Hope the trip was everything you hoped for!

davemac 12-11-2012 16:06
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Today in Pictures, on a day that was mizzling, thats mist and drizzle according to the met office, and not fit to take a dog out, I took a dog out.

1. Mill Lane end.
2. Hawthorn seeds.
3. You cant beat a good droplet, well you can but they all fall off the leaves.
4. Oak leaf with a bad case of droplets.
5. A dribbling rose hip.
6. Mill lane end heading for Martholme Lane.
7. Martholme Lane end, and the point of return.
8. There had to be one.
9. OK two then.
10. And to finish another burst of droplets


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