Picture(s) of the day....

[Hell Razor5543]

Citroen Urban Collectif?

[myglaren]

Blingy car crawler.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Citroen Urban Collectif?

It is indeed and here's a little video about them/it



Regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

and hey presto! 124 years later their British as an oompah band successors go fully electric.

Regards Neil

[Peter.N.]

[Dormouse]

Rain has stopped play today. These are my roof gardens. Rear one has been up for nearly two years and the front one is half way through planting up.

[Dormouse]

This is our bar and barbeque - all the furniture is now put away for winter but it only takes a few minutes to take the swing chairs out if we get an Indian Summer day.

[NewcastleFalcon]

There is a thread on the FCF to "celebrate first day". I usually like to put something on it, often the new month picture on our labrador's calendar.

First Day Thread
viewtopic.php?p=698601#p698601

So as a trailer to that thread, should you wish to join in, here is a evocative seasonal picture from the October page of our other calendar from Countryfile. I give you

Monarch of the affluent suburbs, never seen a Glen in his life

Richmond Park Stag

Regards Neil

[Gibbo2286]

Nearly stepped on this little beastie getting out of the car just.

[mickthemaverick]

Look after it carefully Gibbo, in a nice warm dry place, and you will be rewarded with a pale tussock moth in the passing of time!!

Something like this:

BFTW

[bobins]

Up above the streets and houses, rainbow climbing high

A bit of a rainbow - own work

[Gibbo2286]

Look after it carefully Gibbo, in a nice warm dry place, and you will be rewarded with a pale tussock moth in the passing of time!!

Something like this:

I guess he'll be madly bouncing off my light bulb sometime soon.

[Peter.N.]

Where have we been then? That's about the only house you can afford to rent up there now.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Where have we been then? That's about the only house you can afford to rent up there now.

Looks like you have been up in Sutherland Peter

https://hiddenscotland.co/listings/the-wee-house/

Regards Neil

[Peter.N.]

Well done that man. Can you be anymore precise - that little house used to be a windmill many years ago which I think was lit up at night. Your link omitted the town/village - I think. There is a big hydro electric power station several miles from the bottom end of the loch, the water being fed underground through some huge pipes. The stone built power station looks lovely - not so much the sub station next to it! They have buses?

Peter