Today in pictures

[gpick24]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

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Only one pic for today. Max is looking very sorry for himself. He has just returned home from the vets. He has had a general anaesthic to enable them to x ray him. He has been holding his back leg up and not putting ant weight on it.The vet is going to refer his xrays to an orthapedic specialist in Brigghouse. He thinks he may have slight damage to his cruciate ligament

Get well soon max.

[maxthecollie]

A big thank you to all Max's wellwishers. It all rests on the orthapedic surgeons how they interpret his xrays next week.Watch this space.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, a walk around Spring Wood, I have done this walk many times, however today the colour brown is the dominant colour, apart from the last one which says time to go home.

Number 10 is really redolent of a storm -I love the waterfall in number 1 too...

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, a walk around Spring Wood, I have done this walk many times, however today the colour brown is the dominant colour, apart from the last one which says time to go home.

Your photos show that there's beauty in every season

[susie123]

Originally Posted by gpick24

Get well soon max.

Ooh that can be very painful - in humans anyway so I assume the same is true for canines, hope he makes a speedy and complete recovery.

Did you see that news item this week? Doctors have "discovered" a ligament in the knee in humans that they knew nothing about. I find that quite amazing - after all, it's not like it's in outer space, is it?

[susie123]

Originally Posted by mobertol

5 The church spire of Ossolaro another nearby village

I'm glad to see you've still got an Ossy near you - it all looks and sounds so very rural...

[davemac]

Originally Posted by susie123

Ooh that can be very painful - in humans anyway so I assume the same is true for canines, hope he makes a speedy and complete recovery.

Did you see that news item this week? Doctors have "discovered" a ligament in the knee in humans that they knew nothing about. I find that quite amazing - after all, it's not like it's in outer space, is it?

That doesn't seem possible, you would think the human body has been mapped beyond such a discovery. What with x rays, ct scans, mri's and all the other equipment that has a lot of initials nothing should be new to doctors.

[susie123]

Have a look: BBC News - New ligament discovered in knee, Belgian surgeons say

[maxthecollie]

We took Max on a short walk today as he is under doc's instructions.(No running about or jumping) A chance to try my new camera.

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[davemac]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

We took Max on a short walk today as he is under doc's instructions.(No running about or jumping) A chance to try my new camera.

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A nice collection of reflections there, where is it?

[maxthecollie]

At Wimarleigh. Up the A6 turn left at the crossroads where you can turn right to Garstang. About a mile up the road is a bridge over the canal .We parked in the layby just over the bridge

[davemac]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

At Wimarleigh. Up the A6 turn left at the crossroads where you can turn right to Garstang. About a mile up the road is a bridge over the canal .We parked in the layby just over the bridge

Looks interesting.

By the way, whats the new camera.

[maxthecollie]

A Nikon Coolpix p520

[maxthecollie]

Ive' enrolled myself on a level 2 photography course at Accy College starting the day after I retire in January

[Margaret Pilkington]

I was just going to ask that question...followed by 'what did you do with the old one?'
I'm just nosey.