Today in pictures

[Restless]

Originally Posted by Turtle

Sally's sooooooooo cute!

I took some video of Sally that day...so uploaded...

[DaveinGermany]

Looks like Di doing a "Selfie" at the airport.

Manky weather today, grey & overcast, the odd flurry of sunshine & humungous dolloops of big mans rain with the odd crack of thunder thrown in for good measure. That being the case, Ikky boy & Hound weren't staying out over long!

Managed these though:- "Feld Hase" at work today x2 - A traipse across the old Airfield - Grimlin on some bunker remnants.

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by Restless

I took some video of Sally that day...so uploaded...

I never get tired of watching a rabbit's nose twitch! She's a lovely pet

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Looks like Di doing a "Selfie" at the airport.

Manky weather today, grey & overcast, the odd flurry of sunshine & humungous dolloops of big mans rain with the odd crack of thunder thrown in for good measure. That being the case, Ikky boy & Hound weren't staying out over long!

Managed these though:- "Feld Hase" at work today x2 - A traipse across the old Airfield - Grimlin on some bunker remnants.

One of Sally's wild Teutonic cousins!

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Turtle

One of Sally's wild Teutonic cousins!

Aye Turtle, "Herr Hase".

[gpick24]

Today, a day out today to Whitby

1. Captain Cook satatue
2. The abbey and cemetry in the distance
3. Lots of these about
4. A dracula shop
5 & 6. Closer to the abbey
7. Looking back over Whitby
8. Peek-a-boo
9 & 10. A couple of B&W HDR.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Great pics.....I love Whitby. Full of atmosphere.

[gpick24]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Great pics.....I love Whitby. Full of atmosphere.

Thanks, it`s somewhere the mrs has never been (I think I went as a kid but only remember a caravan park) so we decided to have a drive over.

[maxthecollie]

The black and white one of the Abbey looks very dramatic and I love the sparrow looking over it's domain

[davemac]

Today in Pictures, still on restricted duties so a walk around a wet park was the limit for today, it was raining, so wet flowers was the best as I could manage.

1. A true Geranium.
2. Ransoms(wild garlic).
3. There is a small flock of Bluebells at the top end of the park.
4. If this was scratch and sniff you would smell a sweet earthy smell, enhanced by the wet conditions, (hawthorn)
5. Droplets on a cherry.
6. Who is hiding from the rain.

[Restless]

Originally Posted by Turtle

I never get tired of watching a rabbit's nose twitch! She's a lovely pet

did you see the part where she had enough of me and bashed my phone out of my hand then tried to eat it

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, still on restricted duties so a walk around a wet park was the limit for today, it was raining, so wet flowers was the best as I could manage.

1. A true Geranium.
2. Ransoms(wild garlic).
3. There is a small flock of Bluebells at the top end of the park.
4. If this was scratch and sniff you would smell a sweet earthy smell, enhanced by the wet conditions, (hawthorn)
5. Droplets on a cherry.
6. Who is hiding from the rain.

Would you do a scratch and sniff for me on the bluebells please, pretty please?

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by gpick24

Today, a day out today to Whitby

1. Captain Cook satatue
2. The abbey and cemetry in the distance
3. Lots of these about
4. A dracula shop
5 & 6. Closer to the abbey
7. Looking back over Whitby
8. Peek-a-boo
9 & 10. A couple of B&W HDR.

What contrasts - monastery ruins, a cheeky sparrow and a Dracula shop! Great pix

[davemac]

Originally Posted by Turtle

Would you do a scratch and sniff for me on the bluebells please, pretty please?

That raised a question the answer I didn't know, what do bluebells smell like, I have never smelt a bluebell, I know, all these years and never done it. However (showing off now) as bluebells are a member of the Hyacinth family I extrapolate that there will be a closely related smell, and the next time I am in the vicinity of a bluebell I will be on the floor sniffing away.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Bluebells have a 'green' smell to them.
We were never allowed to bring them in the house. If we picked them they had to stay on the window ledge outside...usually in a milk bottle(milk bottles of that era had wide necks and cardboard tops).
Ma said they were bad luck in the house.