Recent content by AgentG

A bottle of Aberfeldy 12 for £23! Usually in the £40+ range [emoji3]

Actually just read my post again and realised that I gave you some duff info, the gardens I was talking about is in Kanazawa not Kurashiki.

Variety of birds :) One from the Mach Loop and the other from Mull

That seems like a lot of ground to cover over 7 days. I would suggest more time at fewer locations. For the changing of colours Kyoto would be the place to go as would Kurashiki. Kiyomizu Dera temple in Kyoto is the iconic shot and Kurashiki has Kenroku'en gardens, one of the top 3 in Japan.

Brecon beacons is a dark sky park, they have a website detailing which areas are darkest.

One from the weekend

It most certainly was!

Spent a couple of days at the loop this week to test out the Sigma 150-600 C, saw a nice selection of aircraft :) 1.GR4 Tornado 2. F-15 3. Hawk 4. C-130 Hercules 5. Tucano

If I stepped back any further I'd have included the wall around the church and managed to fit in all the school kids that were about to enter the church :) it's disappointingly not symmetrical

A few photos from September when I was in Norway. An amazing place that I'd love to go back to. #1. Triple stave church in Heddal #2.View from Mæl Bus Station #3. Not technically a landscape image, but didn't feel like making a separate thread just for this one #4.View while hiking...

I've just bought the Montane Air jacket, can comment on how good it is as its stopped raining since I bought it!

The 7s rugby has been very good to watch so far. Wish I'd seen the Chinese weightlifter live on tv lift more than 3 times his body weight in the C&J.

I've got a verbatim media share, it has a built in SD card reader and can be attached to an external hard drive via usb3, all you need is a mobile device to connect and use the app to do the initiate the transfer. Cheaper set up than getting the Western Digital Passport external HDD

The last herc pic is my favourite of the set, I keep forgetting to slow the shutter speed when they come through.

Much obliged :)