Today in pictures - Page 147

susie123 · 04-09-2012, 19:04

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Originally Posted by davemac

Nice set of doors, number 5 is the one that does it for me, its the cobbles going off into the distance.

Yes, meant to mention those in the post - and they are Italian cobbles not Lanky ones.

susie123 · 04-09-2012, 19:06

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules

2&7, like the shade split on 7

2 - that picture brings back the whole of that three week Italian holiday for me, was a fantastic sunny Sunday when we were in Ancona...
7 - I like it too, was purely accidental I can assure you!

churchfcrules · 04-09-2012, 19:10

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Originally Posted by susie123

2 - that picture brings back the whole of that three week Italian holiday for me, was a fantastic sunny Sunday when we were in Ancona...
7 - I like it too, was purely accidental I can assure you!

see if that was me i would have got in trouble off mrs church, cos i would have took one of them bottles and sat around waiting till golden hour lol

susie123 · 04-09-2012, 19:12

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules

see if that was me i would have got in trouble off mrs church, cos i would have took one of them bottles and sat around waiting till golden hour lol

Most of my pictures are taken on the run, just good luck if something good comes out of it.

davemac · 04-09-2012, 19:20

Today in Pictures, a walk to the right of muddy.

1. They were cutting the grass as we went along the canal.
2. Its a Speckled Wood Butterfly, this one is with the zoom as it was over a wall.
3. It rained earlier.
4. Ripe seeds of the Deadly Nightshade. (very poisonous ).
5. I remember those cygnets when they were eggs.
6. Balls, yes its another Cramp Ball fungi.
7. Looking toward the fenced tomb of the once mighty Petre family.
8. Its a totem of Trametes fungi.
9. Donkeys in the field adjacent to Clayton Hall
10. This dog is so far past muddy I'm thinking of putting a few plants in.

churchfcrules · 04-09-2012, 19:23

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Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, a walk to the right of muddy.

1. They were cutting the grass as we went along the canal.
2. Its a Speckled Wood Butterfly, this one is with the zoom as it was over a wall.
3. It rained earlier.
4. Ripe seeds of the Deadly Nightshade. (very poisonous ).
5. I remember those cygnets when they were eggs.
6. Balls, yes its another Cramp Ball fungi.
7. Looking toward the fenced tomb of the once mighty Petre family.
8. Its a totem of Trametes fungi.
9. Donkeys in the field adjacent to Clayton Hall
10. This dog is so far past muddy I'm thinking of putting a few plants in.

number 6 looks like john merrick has just walked passed and dropped something

kestrelx · 04-09-2012, 19:26

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Originally Posted by susie123

2 - that picture brings back the whole of that three week Italian holiday for me, was a fantastic sunny Sunday when we were in Ancona...
7 - I like it too, was purely accidental I can assure you!

1) Me with airpistol.
2) Winter scene by me.
3) Me looking at LS Lowry.

mobertol · 04-09-2012, 19:26

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules

number 6 looks like john merrick has just walked passed and dropped something

Ouch!

davemac · 04-09-2012, 19:31

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Originally Posted by churchfcrules

number 6 looks like john merrick has just walked passed and dropped something

You knew it was a cramp ball before I said, didnt you.

susie123 · 04-09-2012, 19:45

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Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, a walk to the right of muddy.

2. Its a Speckled Wood Butterfly, this one is with the zoom as it was over a wall.
4. Ripe seeds of the Deadly Nightshade. (very poisonous ).

Thanks Dave, saved me getting the butterfly book out, there was one of those on my windowsill this morning, didn't have the camera handy and rushing to go out!

And with my pedantic hat on, those are woody nightshade berries, just as poisonous, but deadly nightshade are shiny black...

- Woody Nightshade

maxthecollie · 04-09-2012, 20:17

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Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, a walk to the right of muddy.

1. They were cutting the grass as we went along the canal.
2. Its a Speckled Wood Butterfly, this one is with the zoom as it was over a wall.
3. It rained earlier.
4. Ripe seeds of the Deadly Nightshade. (very poisonous ).
5. I remember those cygnets when they were eggs.
6. Balls, yes its another Cramp Ball fungi.
7. Looking toward the fenced tomb of the once mighty Petre family.
8. Its a totem of Trametes fungi.
9. Donkeys in the field adjacent to Clayton Hall
10. This dog is so far past muddy I'm thinking of putting a few plants in.

Pic 10 I see Bob has got his wellies and long gloves on.

davemac · 04-09-2012, 21:09

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Originally Posted by susie123

Thanks Dave, saved me getting the butterfly book out, there was one of those on my windowsill this morning, didn't have the camera handy and rushing to go out!

And with my pedantic hat on, those are woody nightshade berries, just as poisonous, but deadly nightshade are shiny black...

- Woody Nightshade

I should have known that, as I posted the flowers of the very same woody nightshade earlier on, I was just typing without really thinking about it.

As for the butterfly, I haven't seen any so far this year and today I came across three, all flying in a buttery fashion, and not wanting to sit down.

I have added that site as one of my favourites, it all adds to the collective knowledge

davemac · 04-09-2012, 21:18

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Pic 10 I see Bob has got his wellies and long gloves on.

It was every ware, today we walked through the woods from Bell Lane end walked towards Wilson's Playing Field. It had recently been used for a cross country run and it was as muddy as a very muddy thing in a big muddy field, with extra mud.

The hose pipe didn't get close, so it was a carry upstairs and straight in the bath, the water went instantly black, there was sticky Willie seed heads floating on the water from his coat, grit, other stuff I had no idea about. I know how to have fun me!.

susie123 · 04-09-2012, 21:28

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Originally Posted by davemac

It was every ware, today we walked through the woods from Bell Lane end walked towards Wilson's Playing Field. It had recently been used for a cross country run and it was as muddy as a very muddy thing in a big muddy field, with extra mud.

The hose pipe didn't get close, so it was a carry upstairs and straight in the bath, the water went instantly black, there was sticky Willie seed heads floating on the water from his coat, grit, other stuff I had no idea about. I know how to have fun me!.

Ha ha I went to the hosp today for chemo session (yes blood levels more than OK this week) and discovered sticky willy seeds all over my top when I got there! Must have brushed up against them when getting into the car. Had to ask before putting them in the waste bin on the nurse's trolley just in case she wondered what they were!

PS have you thought about a power washer for Bob?

churchfcrules · 04-09-2012, 21:31

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Originally Posted by susie123

Ha ha I went to the hosp today for chemo session (yes blood levels more than OK this week) and discovered sticky willy seeds all over my top when I got there! Must have brushed up against them when getting into the car. Had to ask before putting them in the waste bin on the nurse's trolley just in case she wondered what they were!

PS have you thought about a power washer for Bob?

would have to be careful with a power washer susie, they can pump out some pressure! could take his legs off never mind clean em lol