Today in pictures - Page 395

DaveinGermany · 22-12-2013, 13:20

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Originally Posted by Turtle

Sounds like gunfire, but it's trees falling. I'd rather be in Accy right now.

What? Where the gunfire is actual?

Turtle · 22-12-2013, 14:55

While the power is up (most of my town is out - no Tim Horton's for breakfast - Yeesh!) here are a few pics. It's quite pretty really, if you look past the devastation. Out back there are so many big trees down. I'm just glad I moved the car off the driveway last night!

Turtle · 22-12-2013, 14:57

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

What? Where the gunfire is actual?

No, it just sounded like it. I was standing by the car this morning scraping all the ice off the windshield when a tree close by lost a branch. There was a big cracking sound before the branch fell. I nearly jumped out of my boots!

maxthecollie · 22-12-2013, 15:11

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Originally Posted by Turtle

While the power is up (most of my town is out - no Tim Horton's for breakfast - Yeesh!) here are a few pics. It's quite pretty really, if you look past the devastation. Out back there are so many big trees down. I'm just glad I moved the car off the driveway last night!

What fantastic ice pics

gpick24 · 22-12-2013, 17:30

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Originally Posted by Turtle

No, it just sounded like it. I was standing by the car this morning scraping all the ice off the windshield when a tree close by lost a branch. There was a big cracking sound before the branch fell. I nearly jumped out of my boots!

I think Dave meant, if you were in Accy there really would be gunfire.

gpick24 · 22-12-2013, 18:35

A first for us, a walk around Dean Clough Reservoir.

Margaret Pilkington · 22-12-2013, 19:12

Just glad you stayed safe Carolyn. Brilliant pics by the way.

DaveinGermany · 22-12-2013, 19:33

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Originally Posted by gpick24

I think Dave meant, if you were in Accy there really would be gunfire.

Give that Man a See-gar!

DaveinGermany · 22-12-2013, 19:51

Last day of the Osnabrücker Weihnachtsmarkt, so Witchy & Stitch were transported to its dubious pleasures (even the unformed snow).

Piccies in order: Stitchy & Witch, The Dom & stalls, Chiming nativity mobile, Hasestraße (sparkly setting), Bier Straße

, Krahnstraße.

davemac · 22-12-2013, 21:24

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Originally Posted by Turtle

While the power is up (most of my town is out - no Tim Horton's for breakfast - Yeesh!) here are a few pics. It's quite pretty really, if you look past the devastation. Out back there are so many big trees down. I'm just glad I moved the car off the driveway last night!

You have to see it to believe it, its not snow on the trees its a covering of ice, that must be cold ! 10 out of 10 for going out there and taking the pictures.

davemac · 22-12-2013, 21:30

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Originally Posted by gpick24

A first for us, a walk around Dean Clough Reservoir.

One of my favourite walks, there are footpaths from the bottom of the reservoirs that take you over the nab. Number 8 is the place I got a lot of fungi shots a couple of years ago, not much this year though, number 9 is a good shot, especially getting them to sit still for a photo.

davemac · 22-12-2013, 21:48

Today in Pictures, not quite the Coppice, just the front edge through to the top of Arden Hall.

1. Front edge of the Coppice.
2. The top of Arden hall, not sure of the name for this area, I just know some paddling and a bit of climbing had to be done to get this shot, plus my flat cap fell in the stream.
3. You have to be in it, to wet it.
4. Heading up toward the reservoirs.
5. Spire farm, there is a hint of hailstone hitting my bonce.
6. Channelled water to fuel the industrial revolution.
7. You will never guess what's dangling in the water.
8. The first reservoir feeding the second.
9. Almost back at the car park, in between the last shot and this it hail-stoned and a flurry of snow, and it does feel just short of freezing.
10. The sun has just gone down past Darwen Tower in the distance.

gpick24 · 22-12-2013, 21:49

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Originally Posted by davemac

One of my favourite walks, there are footpaths from the bottom of the reservoirs that take you over the nab. Number 8 is the place I got a lot of fungi shots a couple of years ago, not much this year though, number 9 is a good shot, especially getting them to sit still for a photo.

Ideally, a walk like that I would get the mrs to drop us off and we`d find our way home, but she was out shopping all day so had to just park up and do a circular walk.
The only way I can get good pics of them is if I make them sit down, even then they are fidgety, but trying to get pics while they are running about is almost impossible. It is a nice walk around there though, will definitely go again.

gpick24 · 22-12-2013, 21:54

Some nice pics as usual Dave, No.3 looks like the water is running upwards, or have I just had too much falling down water.

maxthecollie · 22-12-2013, 21:55

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Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, not quite the Coppice, just the front edge through to the top of Arden Hall.

1. Front edge of the Coppice.
2. The top of Arden hall, not sure of the name for this area, I just know some paddling and a bit of climbing had to be done to get this shot, plus my flat cap fell in the stream.
3. You have to be in it, to wet it.
4. Heading up toward the reservoirs.
5. Spire farm, there is a hint of hailstone hitting my bonce.
6. Channelled water to fuel the industrial revolution.
7. You will never guess what's dangling in the water.
8. The first reservoir feeding the second.
9. Almost back at the car park, in between the last shot and this it hail-stoned and a flurry of snow, and it does feel just short of freezing.
10. The sun has just gone down past Darwen Tower in the distance.

Great pics again Dave,One of our walks