JohnClimber
Guru
Thank you
My picture of the day-Where's yours?
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Thank you
Spokesmann
Keeping the Carlton and Sun names alive...
- Location
- Plymouth, Devon
JohnClimber
Guru
Frosty forest on a bin lid
And a local eye in the sky
briantrumpet
Legendary Member
- Location
- Devon & Die
They probably were wondering why you were photographing a wheelie bin...
dickyknees
Guru
- Location
- Anglesey
First ride of the year 02/01/2017.
grumpyoldwoman
Senior Member
- Location
- WsM Somerset UK
Twilight at Highbridge station.Mars,the Moon and Venus. Love the colours of the sky.Taken with my Galaxy S6 phone camera,pretty chuffed with it
bonsaibilly
Guest
Here's a better resolution version now I'm home...
Grant Fondo
Guru
- Location
- Cheshire
Cracking shot!
Elswick Cotterpin
Veteran
- Location
- South Wales
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
A few photos
Whilst in Rothwell today (south of Leeds, not the Northamptonshire one)
One of the two Vetinary practices, that are less than 200yards apart
The upstairs stained-glass is superb!!
http://purplevet.blogspot.co.uk/
Then, on the journey back home, via the village I grew up in, & lived around, till I was 38
The 'Clog & Rhubarb', as it was known, due to the largest (non-mining) reasons for employment in the village
http://www.stanleyhistoryonline.com/Stanley-Picture-House.html
The old Toll-House, on the Wakefield - Aberford turnpike road (now the A642), with junction 30/M62 about a mile, or so, over my right shoulder)
Actually one of two toll-houses in the village (other one is lone-gone), this is straight opposite 'the Clog', I stood by the sandwich board, outside Gordons Tyres to take the picture
Whilst in Rothwell today (south of Leeds, not the Northamptonshire one)
One of the two Vetinary practices, that are less than 200yards apart
The upstairs stained-glass is superb!!
http://purplevet.blogspot.co.uk/
Then, on the journey back home, via the village I grew up in, & lived around, till I was 38
The 'Clog & Rhubarb', as it was known, due to the largest (non-mining) reasons for employment in the village
http://www.stanleyhistoryonline.com/Stanley-Picture-House.html
The old Toll-House, on the Wakefield - Aberford turnpike road (now the A642), with junction 30/M62 about a mile, or so, over my right shoulder)
Actually one of two toll-houses in the village (other one is lone-gone), this is straight opposite 'the Clog', I stood by the sandwich board, outside Gordons Tyres to take the picture
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JohnClimber
Guru
Please don't go back to work Dad ! ! !
bonsaibilly
Guest
94 metre long boat on the Ship Canal this morning...
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
Pontefract, during this mornings ride
On the way in, riding up Park Road (after passing jct 32.M62)
An odd street name (actually a ginnel, about 5 yards long)
Two celebratory items of street furniture, for the Magna Carta
The Baron involved, in the Council of Barons, on Pontefracts behalf; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_de_Lacy,_2nd_Earl_of_Lincoln
Now sadly neglected, & run-down. what is quite possibly the oldest building in Pontefract (discounting the Castle, & secular buildings)
Supposedly dating back to the mid 1400's
Admittedly, this image is from 2013, but the dereliction has got worse, I had wanted to photograph it this morning, but there were people sitting on the wall
http://pontefractyorkshire.co.uk/pontefract-countinghouse.html
On the way in, riding up Park Road (after passing jct 32.M62)
An odd street name (actually a ginnel, about 5 yards long)
Two celebratory items of street furniture, for the Magna Carta
The Baron involved, in the Council of Barons, on Pontefracts behalf; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_de_Lacy,_2nd_Earl_of_Lincoln
Now sadly neglected, & run-down. what is quite possibly the oldest building in Pontefract (discounting the Castle, & secular buildings)
Supposedly dating back to the mid 1400's
Admittedly, this image is from 2013, but the dereliction has got worse, I had wanted to photograph it this morning, but there were people sitting on the wall
http://pontefractyorkshire.co.uk/pontefract-countinghouse.html
