Today in pictures

[maxthecollie]

Nowt like fresh eggs.

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Atrip to the seaside today

Us too! I think we were looking at the same thing from different sides though. you it appears were South (Heyshamish way) looking North We were Barrow way looking South (the power station).

[Margaret Pilkington]

You both had a sunny day for it.

[DaveinGermany]

Some more from yesterday but we'd moved on to New Brighton.

A picture speaks a thousand words - The "Bounder" heading into Liverpool by the Perch rock lighthouse - Porth Dinllaen, one of the ships from servicing fleet used to maintain the wind turbines of the Liverpool bay wind park - New Brighton & Perch rock Fort (Museum) - Perch rock Fort - L.A.R.C XV Amphibious vehicle, developed in the 60's by & for the US Military as a load & troop transport with a secondary role as a rescue vehicle - Just to put it into perspective - Liverpool seen from New Brighton - a Fat Albert (Hercules transport) heading out to the Irish sea - New Brighton lifeboatmen training.

[gpick24]

Mostly from this afternoons walkies.

1. From a few days ago, a minion.
2. Heading for the river.
3. A crazy dog.
4. Down by the river.
5-7. Daisy & Duke playing with a ball she found.
8-10. Hundburn brook.

[maxthecollie]

Originally Posted by gpick24

Mostly from this afternoons walkies.

1. From a few days ago, a minion.
2. Heading for the river.
3. A crazy dog.
4. Down by the river.
5-7. Daisy & Duke playing with a ball she found.
8-10. Hundburn brook.

Love the soggie doggie ones

[gpick24]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Love the soggie doggie ones

Thanks Max, they do like to get wet.

[Margaret Pilkington]

I love the doggie pics...but I especially love picture number 3.
It really made me smile.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Some more from yesterday but we'd moved on to New Brighton.

A picture speaks a thousand words - The "Bounder" heading into Liverpool by the Perch rock lighthouse - Porth Dinllaen, one of the ships from servicing fleet used to maintain the wind turbines of the Liverpool bay wind park - New Brighton & Perch rock Fort (Museum) - Perch rock Fort - L.A.R.C XV Amphibious vehicle, developed in the 60's by & for the US Military as a load & troop transport with a secondary role as a rescue vehicle - Just to put it into perspective - Liverpool seen from New Brighton - a Fat Albert (Hercules transport) heading out to the Irish sea - New Brighton lifeboatmen training.

Love the lighthouse picture. I have a thing about lighthouses.

[davemac]

Originally Posted by Turtle

It's been a soggy week over here, except for a few drier moments. Dodging the rain clouds, hubby and I drove over to Esquesing Conservation area for the first time in many a year. I was struck by the noise of the gravel pit next door, and all the dust from the gravel hauling trucks. But once inside the woods itself, it was blessedly peaceful. The damage from last winter's ice storm was everywhere to be seen along with a few mushies. I had planned to get down a la davemac, but decided against it once a saw the snake! Just a wee fellow (a garter snake, quite harmless) but still a snake!

I certainly wouldn't get down and dirty in a place where snakes were active, there is always next time

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I think Davemac will be impressed with those Caroline.......he likes the fungi shots.

I certainly like the fungi shots, especially as they are in short supply here at the moment, I have returned to sites that were covered in them last year, this year....... nowt.

Originally Posted by Turtle

Hah hah - well, he can still out-fungi anyone I think! He's outstanding in all things moist.

First rule in the things at ground level: if its not wet you are not doing it right.


On a general note there are some very interesting subjects being photographed at the moment on here, slightly envious my large curriculum does not permit such expeditions at the moment, have taken note of the large number of wet bits......outstanding.

[davemac]

Just around the woods at Cutwood park, so it should come as no surprise that there are lots of trees, and brown bits, more trees and even more brown bits, and then to finish off some brown bits with trees.

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Love the soggie doggie ones

Me too, especially nr.6.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by davemac

if its not wet you are not doing it right.

Kinda like sex, eh

[davemac]

Originally Posted by Eric

Kinda like sex, eh

I cant remember.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Me neither.......