Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1092844)

Nice reflections in number 5... Did you have a balaclava on to hide you from all those CCTV cameras?!:eek:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 1092849)

Your choice of subject is interesting, however if I came across the same scenario I would not enter the premises thinking I was trespassing. What is your take on that idea.

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1092876)

I think you are brave to even think about going into some of those places.
Your pics are interesting, and give us an insight into the dereliction that is in our midst.
It is sad when buildings fall into such disrepair...especially when they have previously served the community well.
I am sure more could be done to make some of these premises habitable spaces, either for work or for living.
You just need to be able to think outside the box(I hate that phrase,but cannot think of another that encapsulates what i mean)

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 1092892)

if I'd have known you were up there max I would have waved to you ....:p

im testing the new camera ... :p and im now defrosting .. was absolutely freezing up there the wind blowing in my face when we were walking back down ....:p

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 1092892)

if I'd have known you were up there max I would have waved to you ....:p

im testing the new camera ... :p and im now defrosting .. was absolutely freezing up there the wind blowing in my face when we were walking back down ....:p

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1092857)

Cheers and No I never wear a balaclava ,It could be seen as a article to help commit crime.plus Id stand out like a sore thumb :D



Thanks,that's a good question that i could, probably will end up going into one about.but in short:
I often find myself torn between respecting folks right not to have someone on their property an pursuing my hobby/interest.
I am no way claiming to be a law guru,but,Trespass is a civil offence, except on certain sites ( military, heritage,railways,government an a few others).It is up to the landowner to press charges, the Crown won't.
Police under direction from the landowner have the right to remove you from their property using reasonable force.However you may also be arrested till the police are enlightened as to what you was upto.

As I've mentioned somewhere before I NEVER cause damage to gain entry to a property,and my signature says the rest ;)
Hope this helps,if you want me to go into one just ask :p

Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 1092890)

A short walk up the Coppice to check on the new paths
1) Turn you back on me then.
2) Where's all the birdies?
3) Maxwell in one of his poses
4) 5) 6) and 7) are views from the back of the Coppice
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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 1092892)

if I'd have known you were up there max I would have waved to you ....:p

im testing the new camera ... :p and im now defrosting .. was absolutely freezing up there the wind blowing in my face when we were walking back down ....:p

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1092897)

Todays misty, drizzly walk - does the word mizzle exist? Plenty of water around and droplets galore.