Picture(s) of the day....

[mickthemaverick]

No I didn't. I simply mentioned a group of chaps who were interested in the previous life of Densil in Norfolk and I wanted to prove he was still thriving!!

[Rp0thejester]

[NewcastleFalcon]

That's tremendous Mick I'm sure you enjoyed your day and an excellent piece of delving to discover Densil



Neil

[Rp0thejester]

Newcastle!! I can't post in buy in sell stuff as apperently it's reached its quota...come on bud, sort it....

[mickthemaverick]

While I was in Watford I noticed a bus stop which I used to get off at on my way to my clarinet lessons on the 385 bus to the Holywell Estate. When I got home I did a quick DDG search and came up with this:

[Rp0thejester]

I'm not even getting involved in the bus stuff as all of mine have been nicked without even original photos...

[NewcastleFalcon]

Newcastle!! I can't post in buy in sell stuff as apperently it's reached its quota...come on bud, sort it....

Dont get your meaning Ryan. I have no greater powers than the ordinary mortal in such matters. The Admins may be able to assist. Marc/Xantiav6 etc...put a post in the Forum News Announcements and Issues section and someone will sort it out.

Neil

PS
Looks like Mick has raised here... viewtopic.php?t=75897

[myglaren]

This isn't my garden but council land adjacent to a car parking bay.
I cut the (thorny) bushes down last year when a bloke was attempting to get my daughter's Megane through an MOT, he couldn't get to parts of it for the bushes.
I felt a bit responsible for the devastation so planted it our with poppies, snapdragons, London pride, Crocosmia, also known as Montbretia, Lavender, other odds and ends. All have pretty much died off but the cornflower and this sunflower survive.
The only two that I didn't plant, they just grewed on their own.

Always a mess out there with leaves, twigs and branches falling from the diseased tree, scheduled for a visit from a tree surgeon.

[bobins]

Regular viewers may remember my occasional updates about each year's crop of swans. This year's juveniles have been learning to fly and are just at the stage of getting their landing gear up for a few seconds before returning to the water. It'll only be a week or two before they'll be doing circuits and bumps, and then not many weeks after that mum and dad will kick them off the pond so they can have a quiet winter without the noisy teenagers in tow

Some swans earlier today - own work

[CitroJim]

Excellent! Love your narrative Robin

[Hell Razor5543]

Regular viewers may remember my occasional updates about each year's crop of swans. This year's juveniles have been learning to fly and are just at the stage of getting their landing gear up for a few seconds before returning to the water. It'll only be a week or two before they'll be doing circuits and bumps, and then not many weeks after that mum and dad will kick them off the pond so they can have a quiet winter without the noisy teenagers in tow

One of the funniest things I saw a cygnet do was when it was practising a take off run. It ran right over a duck, pushing her underwater. As soon as she surfaced she began quaking indignantly, demanding "WHO the hell did THAT?!?".

[Rp0thejester]

Sadly my old phone is broken and haven't tried retrieving the photos yet. St James Park is amazing for birds. Seeing a pelican fly is an amazing sight to see especially in the centre of London

[Rp0thejester]

Need help on this, I couldn't find the what's this then thread.

[myglaren]

https://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/ ... hp?t=48955

[mickthemaverick]

Use the 'Your posts' button and scroll down all your posts to find any thread you've posted on before. Meanwhile the Whatsthisthen thread is here.