Today in pictures - Page 530

Margaret Pilkington · 31-05-2014, 11:02

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Originally Posted by Restless

:O as close as I could get before going out of focus

I don't like creepy crawlies...or creepy flysies...I especially don't like daddy long legs, but that is a good shot Rob.

gpick24 · 31-05-2014, 17:11

After quite a knackering week, I could only manage a short walk around Lower Foulridge Reservoir -

maxthecollie · 31-05-2014, 18:00

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Originally Posted by gpick24

After quite a knackering week, I could only manage a short walk around Lower Foulridge Reservoir -

Love the thrush in last pic

gpick24 · 31-05-2014, 19:10

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Love the thrush in last pic

Ah, it`s a thrush thanks Max, wondered why I got an an itch while walking past it.

maxthecollie · 31-05-2014, 19:45

Just keep taking the tablets

Margaret Pilkington · 31-05-2014, 19:51

Yes, the pessaries wouldn't be a lot of good.

gpick24 · 31-05-2014, 19:53

Doc prescribed cream, but it seems to be working.

davemac · 31-05-2014, 20:22

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Originally Posted by gpick24

After quite a knackering week, I could only manage a short walk around Lower Foulridge Reservoir -

I noticed you are adopting a low stance in some of your shots, especially around water, it may be worth taking precautions to avoid a moist gusset before its too late.

gpick24 · 31-05-2014, 20:30

If I've learned anything from you Dave, moist gussets should be embraced not avoided.

Stevie R · 31-05-2014, 20:59

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Love the thrush in last pic

Check this out Frank.It looks like a juvenile Blackbird.

The RSPB: Blackbird

davemac · 31-05-2014, 21:31

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Originally Posted by gpick24

If I've learned anything from you Dave, moist gussets should be embraced not avoided.

I am not saying avoid completely, but avoided until you have taken precautions. I recommend Dubbin, but not just any Dubbin, I find the neutral to be best, I did experiment with the brown and black Dubbin but looked at in the right direction your gusset could take on the appearance of either an Oak hat stand or a bag of nutty slack, in that order.

davemac · 31-05-2014, 21:55

Today in Pictures, Spring Woods was busy today, families enjoying the warmth and sun.

1.I have been waiting for this, very common but until you get your eye in difficult to spot.
2. Common Spotted Orchid, flowers through June and July, the only place it doesn't grow is the Scottish Highlands.
3. There are dark clouds over there.
4. Looking over the top of Whalley.
5. Still over the top of Whalley, with a view of Longridge Fell.
6. Now the Bluebell, Ramsons, and other spring bulbs have finished, the only colour at the moment comes from Rhododendrons.
7. A thread of colour drifts into the green.
8. Sheep drifting across the plains.
9. Another burst of colour.
10. A herd of British Fighting cows being trained at a secret location.

gpick24 · 31-05-2014, 21:58

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Originally Posted by Stevie R

Check this out Frank.It looks like a juvenile Blackbird.

The RSPB: Blackbird

Does that mean I` ve bean taking a placebo?

gpick24 · 31-05-2014, 22:01

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Originally Posted by davemac

....a bag of nutty slack....

I like the sound of that.

Turtle · 31-05-2014, 23:40

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Originally Posted by davemac

I am not saying avoid completely, but avoided until you have taken precautions. I recommend Dubbin, but not just any Dubbin, I find the neutral to be best, I did experiment with the brown and black Dubbin but looked at in the right direction your gusset could take on the appearance of either an Oak hat stand or a bag of nutty slack, in that order.

Chortle! Guffaw