Today in pictures - Page 245

churchfcrules · 12-03-2013, 16:19

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Originally Posted by susie123

Is Deco a collie crossed with something else?He doesn't have a collie tail.

We got him from a farm over Todmorden way, bout 5 years ago mother and father were both there propervworking dogs so dont think so, but we didnt get "papers" so who knows?

churchfcrules · 12-03-2013, 16:22

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

What a bonny "wall eye"

Its what made us take him home, that's why my son chose him , Mrs Church wanted to call him Ziggy!

maxthecollie · 12-03-2013, 16:28

Max's tail is thick and bushy just like that when he lifts his tail fully

susie123 · 12-03-2013, 16:31

I stand corrected.

churchfcrules · 12-03-2013, 16:35

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Max's tail is thick and bushy just like that when he lifts his tail fully

Yeah I think it depends on what they are doing, this is in play mode

maxthecollie · 12-03-2013, 17:27

definitely , collies know how to play. Just mention the word to Max and he empties his toy box. They also have to have a lot of mental stimulation

churchfcrules · 12-03-2013, 18:13

Interesting article in this months Lancashire Life about trainer from over Hambledon way, sold his dog for a record 8000 guineas, a nice pic of some collie pups sticking their heads through a gate too

DaveinGermany · 12-03-2013, 18:15

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

They also have to have a lot of mental stimulation

Give him a copy of "Sheep shearers & herders" monthly.

susie123 · 12-03-2013, 18:34

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules

Interesting article in this months Lancashire Life about trainer from over Hambledon way, sold his dog for a record 8000 guineas, a nice pic of some collie pups sticking their heads through a gate too

I shall look forward to reading that article when the magazine appears in the hosp waiting room in a year or two's time...

davemac · 12-03-2013, 20:20

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Originally Posted by mobertol

Was a lovely place to work Dave -you were very lucky!

Not sure about the new bandstand - compare to the 2 photos I've attached -one is a colour postcard of the bandstand as it was in about 1904 and the other shows people at a concert there -Kingston Mill band, June 24th 1899!

I was told the original bandstand originally stood adjacent to the town hall and was moved to the park. The replacement is in the same style as the old one. When the mansion was occupied by the office staff, the superintendent, and the workforce, we referred to the rooms by the names they were given when it was a museum previously. An example was we used to store stuff such as cold frames in the "butterfly Room". The section that was demolished housed the workforce and mechanics shop.

davemac · 12-03-2013, 20:33

Today in Pictures, Dean Clough bypassing the reservoirs.

1. Lichens covering a branch in a hedge.
2. Its a day for cloudscapes.
3. Bold outlines.
4. A life long gone.
5. Twins.
6. Down the valley.
7. The Gorse fields of Dean Clough.
8. Looking over Goldacre Lane toward Pendle.
9. Looking straight at the Coppice, Moleside, and Hameldon Hill.
10. Gt. Harwood gasometer is on the right in the picture.

churchfcrules · 12-03-2013, 20:56

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Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, Dean Clough bypassing the reservoirs.

1. Lichens covering a branch in a hedge.
2. Its a day for cloudscapes.
3. Bold outlines.
4. A life long gone.
5. Twins.
6. Down the valley.
7. The Gorse fields of Dean Clough.
8. Looking over Goldacre Lane toward Pendle.
9. Looking straight at the Coppice, Moleside, and Hameldon Hill.
10. Gt. Harwood gasometer is on the right in the picture.

was deffo a day for the clouds today, it was what i used to say to the kids as a Simpsons sky, cos its like the start of The Simpsons

davemac · 14-03-2013, 22:04

Today in Pictures, Where's Wally, he's in the rain taking pictures of a castle.

1. Why are so many places uphill.
2. Looking across to Pendle Hill.
3. Castle approach.
4. Back across to Pendle Hill.
5. I didn't do that, it was like that when I arrived.
6. Clitheroe High Street.
7. Longridge Fell from the ramparts.
8. Round the back.
9. This was a turret from the houses of parliament (1840-1854)
10. I don't know anything about this, apart from its a fish and its carved on a stone, so it must be a rock-fish.

davemac · 15-03-2013, 19:42

Today in Pictures, but only just, it was a bit of a rush. I'm just sitting watching flowers in the rain.

mobertol · 16-03-2013, 11:38

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Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, but only just, it was a bit of a rush. I'm just sitting watching flowers in the rain.

Gorgeous close-ups Dave -adore the Iris especially. Beautiful and with your signature droplets!