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We hadn't had a nice set of droplets for quite a while from you Dave - nice photos and I see the return of your favourite conditions had you waxing positively lyrical ...or should that be "poetical"?!
We haven't had the right environment for a while for droplets, and yesterday was borderline as well, it was pishing down, my flat cap was overwhelmed, and my waterproofs after a certain point weren't, and apart from the last 15 minutes when my gusset ended up between my knees, I was in my element. As for waxing lyrical, I think the wax should have been applied elsewhere
im back in sunny Lancashire after having 2 weeks in sunny/rainy Scotland ... now to sort the photos out ... its got up to 1498 on the photo count .. so I may be some time .....
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Never mind the scenery Jen, did you get any photos of the Falkirk wheel or best of all the Grangemouth refinery?
They would bring back memories to me.
The new Forth Bridge construction would make a good subject also.
Maybe next time, just for me, please!
Never mind the scenery Jen, did you get any photos of the Falkirk wheel or best of all the Grangemouth refinery?
They would bring back memories to me.
The new Forth Bridge construction would make a good subject also.
Maybe next time, just for me, please!
I did ... of all 3 ..... and the grangemouth spitfire .... and stirling castle ... and the kelpies and the new extension to forth clyde canal through the kelpies ....
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A few pics from todays walkies, didn`t really see much new. I think I need to find some new places to go.
1. Go on, you have a scratch, we`ll keep look out.
2. Clay pigeon shoot.
3. Swimming dogs.
4. Thistle have to do for now.
5. A moth or a butterfly, I think a moth.
6. The Canada geese are back, must have been on holiday.
7. A bird on a fence.
8. Not fooling me this time.
I did ... of all 3 ..... and the grangemouth spitfire .... and stirling castle ... and the kelpies and the new extension to forth clyde canal through the kelpies ....
Wonderful please post them, I haven't been North for three years and around that area was one of my regular jobs.
I would love to see how they are getting on with the Forth Bridge.
Today in Pictures, recently I have sprung around Spring Wood, been Arty around the Gallery, Mighty as I went around Oak Hill Park, today I was Foxy as I went around Foxhill Bank, I will let you know what happens when I go down to Cock Bridge.
1.Tinker Brook as it tinkles past Foxhill Bank Nature Reserve.
2. Its still tinkling, well I think its the Brook.
3.The bottom end of the area closest to the industrial site that gave the area its name.
4. Heading back to the big wet bit.
5. The bit that is referred to as the lodge.
6. I was wide awake when I took this........Knapweed.
7. Lesser Burdock, when I took this I was unaware of the creepy crawly with the green eyes, but when I looked further they were in large numbers poking their ovipositor into the many sections of the composite flowers.
8. Not be long before clouds of its seeds will be wafting over the population.
9. This area was covered in these Geraniums, a nice blue colour to contrast with the mainly pink jobbies out at the moment.
10. The slightly hidden "top lodge" only visible from one path and only part of it.
the spugster took me for a walk to see the grangemouth spitfire .. ive been after seeing this for a while so he took me round there and back along the burn into grangemouth
1 & 2 Zetland park in grangemouth 2 is the memorial for WW1 & 2 and another one.
3. Grangemouth Armada
4, 5 & 6 ... the spitfire
7.1 red rose in with the white roses
8. the refinery
9. the earl of zetland pub .. weatherspoons it used to be a church .. but when it closed it was changed into a pub and they left the tubes from the organ and stained glass etc ... its really nice
10. 2 camera shy ducks with mum ....
__________________ The world will not be destroyed by evil people... It will be destroyed by those who stand by and do Nothing. (a paraphrase on a quote by Albert Einstein)
Is there any parts of the old ICI left down Bowness road Gen.
Thanks for posting the photos, they are superb.
Now please let's have more bridges and industry.
The true Grangemouth.
Feeling bored so I decided to have a quick drink in the Green Howarth Golf Club where a mate was playing.
I managed a few photos from the car, as usual, while I was there but admit to getting out for a couple of snaps. Nowt special, just passing time away.
No. 2 I should have noticed the photo wanted cropping slightly. I didn't notice the mirror when I took it.
No. 4 They must be camera shy, I kept calling "come on gee gee's look this way".
No. 5 I have lost my bearings, where is the Church please tell?
The shot was taken from Green Howarth and the far distant houses are in Read with Haug, Scott and Lawrence Avenues top right.
No. 6 would that be the playing fields next to the Bowling Club up above Willows Lane?
No, 10 Homeward bound, mate not there so no ale for me until tonight.
Sorry Davemac, not up to your standards because I came home with a dry gusset, I am sure that must help when you take photos.
No. 5 I have lost my bearings, where is the Church please tell?
The shot was taken from Green Howarth and the far distant houses are in Read with Haug, Scott and Lawrence Avenues top right.
I would say it`s the church on corner of Dowry Street/Addison Street