Picture(s) of the day....

[bobins]

A picture to make the Pickled Egg Pylon Spotters Club happy, and the more keen members might want to work out where it is from its location data plate

A pylon, today - own work

In the field behind the pylon was some sheeps - don't know what make or model they are, any ideas ? Brown body and white(ish) head.

Heaps of sheeps - own work

And a picture postcard view - if you like barbed wire - from today's pottering through the Sussex countryside.

It's all very green - own work

[myglaren]

The apples by the A1 are ripe for picking. Can't reach them

Saw a few of these and thought they were abandoned rubbish a first, most kicked to pieces.

Bloody fly tippers, this was only a small amount of discarded stuff near the A1

[mickthemaverick]

The apples by the A1 are ripe for picking. Can't reach them

You could pretend they are kingsize cherries Steve, then you could hire a cherry picker!!

[myglaren]

I have cherry trees outside the house, also sycamore trees that deluge us with spinny-jinnys around this time of year.
On my walk home today I was lots of spinn-jinneys. The sycamores outside mine have turned into cherry, or something similar, trees. Loaded with berries now.
There were no cherries this year, the birds ate 'em all before they matured.
I have photo's but on another camera, upstairs.

Photo's added:-

[Gibbo2286]

I got no cherries or plums this year but enough redcurrants to make three jars of jam and these I've just picked, there are more small one not ready to pick yet.

[NewcastleFalcon]

A picture to make the Pickled Egg Pylon Spotters Club happy, and the more keen members might want to work out where it is from its location data plate

In the field behind the pylon was some sheeps - don't know what make or model they are, any ideas ? Brown body and white(ish) head.

Took my workings out for the pylon question over to the Trivia Investigation Thread with a conclusion here
viewtopic.php?p=730454#p730454

Only obvious sheep which can come in that colouring variety may be the Herdwick more a native of Cumbria


Regards Neil

[bobins]

Herdwick's was my guess as well, but only because I only know of two makes of sheep.... and I know they aren't Southdowns

[mickthemaverick]

This could have a place on a number of threads but as I took it today I decided to post it here! anyone know where it is?

Own work

[Hell Razor5543]

Dungeness, near to Camber Sands?

[mickthemaverick]

Spot on James, Reactor A on the left has been under decommissioning since 2007 while Reactor B on the right is still generating!!

[Hell Razor5543]

I used to live in Beckley, which is within 10 miles of Rye (where I went to high school). Camber Sands is where they filmed "Carry On Follow That Camel".

[mickthemaverick]

We, CSMA NWL Local Group, had a Ford sponsored 4 day car trial weekend at Camber Sands in the 80's when I got the loan of a Sierra 4x4 for the trip, we swapped various models between our group of 8 during the weekend and gave them all a good thrashing around the Marsh roads!!

[10mbc]

So the Dacia Spring was very successful in Romania, basically they sold everything that they could produce, so this is quite a popular car around here. The cheapest version could be had, including the incentives, for about 8000 euro VAT included. The "aftermarket" additions, however, are impressive:

Front Trunk:

[NewcastleFalcon]

Old Haulage yard now almost a Distillery

https://adgefrin.co.uk/our-inspiration

Regards Neil

[mickthemaverick]

Just got home from a 2 nighter down in the Garden of England. Took a few pictures of the wildlife down there:

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