mickle
innit
- Location
- 53.933606, -1.076131
My picture of the day-Where's yours?
- Thread starter bigjim
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- Location
- The TerrorVortex
I know a song about that!
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSWszdSHkyE
I've ridden along that very trail in the dim and distant.
I just hope the other Mods don't ban me, although they'd be well within their rights...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSWszdSHkyE
I've ridden along that very trail in the dim and distant.
I just hope the other Mods don't ban me, although they'd be well within their rights...
Flick of the Elbow
Guru
- Location
- Pentlands Edinburgh
The River Almond this morning.
dicko
Guru
- Location
- Derbyshire
matticus
Guru
Yes - you can tell by the flooded field on the right!
[lovely pic though]
It was worse on the left side of the bridge! 😂
[thank you 🤗]
sevenfourate
Devotee of OCD
- Location
- Lowestoft, Suffolk
Sunrise in Suffolk with my bestie:
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
North Connel red squirrel sanctuary gate.
Bit of a dreich start this morning. I'm out for my perambulation and decided to have breakfast en route. A round plate today.
I see someone outside has taken up both disabled spots with their Renault Traffic despite loads of spaces a bit further away from the door.
I see photos now of last night's masonry incident and the building in question is a huge and rather grand mid-Victorian era shop building with sort of bay windows on the upstairs only.
It looks like a big chunk of the decorative plaster work has fallen off below one of the windows. Presumably the unfortunate victim happened to be walking below the window at the time. It used to be a long-running family owned drapery shop and gentleman's outfitters for over a hundred years but the last proprietor had no kids to take it over. He put it on the market when he retired about twelve years ago and it never sold. It's a beautiful building, I hope they don't use this as an excuse to knock it down. It is hard to see a future for it in reality.
I see someone outside has taken up both disabled spots with their Renault Traffic despite loads of spaces a bit further away from the door.
I see photos now of last night's masonry incident and the building in question is a huge and rather grand mid-Victorian era shop building with sort of bay windows on the upstairs only.
It looks like a big chunk of the decorative plaster work has fallen off below one of the windows. Presumably the unfortunate victim happened to be walking below the window at the time. It used to be a long-running family owned drapery shop and gentleman's outfitters for over a hundred years but the last proprietor had no kids to take it over. He put it on the market when he retired about twelve years ago and it never sold. It's a beautiful building, I hope they don't use this as an excuse to knock it down. It is hard to see a future for it in reality.
Bit of a dreich start this morning. I'm out for my perambulation and decided to have breakfast en route. A round plate today.
I see someone outside has taken up both disabled spots with their Renault Traffic despite loads of spaces a bit further away from the door.
I see photos now of last night's masonry incident and the building in question is a huge and rather grand mid-Victorian era shop building with sort of bay windows on the upstairs only.
It looks like a big chunk of the decorative plaster work has fallen off below one of the windows. Presumably the unfortunate victim happened to be walking below the window at the time. It used to be a long-running family owned drapery shop and gentleman's outfitters for over a hundred years but the last proprietor had no kids to take it over. He put it on the market when he retired about twelve years ago and it never sold. It's a beautiful building, I hope they don't use this as an excuse to knock it down. It is hard to see a future for it in reality.
I see someone outside has taken up both disabled spots with their Renault Traffic despite loads of spaces a bit further away from the door.
I see photos now of last night's masonry incident and the building in question is a huge and rather grand mid-Victorian era shop building with sort of bay windows on the upstairs only.
It looks like a big chunk of the decorative plaster work has fallen off below one of the windows. Presumably the unfortunate victim happened to be walking below the window at the time. It used to be a long-running family owned drapery shop and gentleman's outfitters for over a hundred years but the last proprietor had no kids to take it over. He put it on the market when he retired about twelve years ago and it never sold. It's a beautiful building, I hope they don't use this as an excuse to knock it down. It is hard to see a future for it in reality.
sevenfourate
Devotee of OCD
- Location
- Lowestoft, Suffolk
Corton Beach, Nr Lowestoft - on todays sunrise walk:
matticus
Guru
Looks like they were pretty determined to get out.
