My picture of the day-Where's yours?

[biggs682]

First flowers on an orange blossom bush we planted last year

 

[tyred]

The low-lying cloud/mist on Mt. Errigal. The low clouds made for some strange and eerie scenes in the mountains tonight but I only had my phone with me and I couldn't capture things as I would have liked.

 

[Rocky]

Taken today by no 1 son on the reef he’s replanting in Fiji.....it’s a semicircle angel fish

 

[Zanelad]

Mrs Z and I used to love walking along the beach from Lyme Regis to Charmouth. A snack in the cafe and then walk back. Keeping one eye on the watch and hoping my tidal calculations were OK. Then a pint in the Cobb Arms to celebrate not being an RNLI statistic

 

[MonsterEnergy]

Crammond waterfront View attachment 525363
West of River Almond (nr, Dalmeny estate)
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Some random bridge (or three)
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its lovely along there

 

[downesy]

Back road to Largs, looking towards saltcoats and hunterston power plant.

 

[Alex H]

Busy House Martin

 

[Solocle]

I didn't realize that my route's second crossing of the A303 was at grade. So that was a nice surprise!

 

[Alembicbassman]

Getting the Piccolo ready for some bike in boot action.

 

[tyred]

Carrickfinn beach

 

[All uphill]

Kingston St Mary today.

 

[craigwend]

 

[tyred]

Trá na Rosann

 

[Ming the Merciless]

This is in the Lantang region of Nepal and dates from October 2001. I was trekking in the region having cycled across Tibet to get here. I now knew about what has happened in the USA back on 11th September. This kept many trekkers away, particularly those from the USA. So the trekking regions were deserted with many only half a dozen of us around. I'm currently scanning my round the world slides. This was taken early in the morning and you can the Himalayas in the background. This predates the severe earthquakes in Nepal so how it looks now I do not know.

 

[avecReynolds531]

Out this morning, the summer sun & colours were lovely. Returning home with a pizza box in a pannier, and water from the local spring in the other