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Saw my first Damselfly the other day and managed to snap one today, a few pics before the clouds turned nasty and I "legged it"
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A hill in Bedfordshire, unless it's Ampthill! From what I remember hills are as scarce as they are here in Cheshire!!!
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A few shots using my battered old just about scraped through it's 11 plus ( by cheating) Smart phone. I've driven past this location all week thinking it looks nice but as I have to park elsewhere and walk to it I just couldn't be bothered after my 4 am starts, Today I did but was a little disappointed up close.
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And a couple from my Point and shoot. I think you can see this is an improvement.
Using partial colour on the blue setting , I had thought purple so either my eye or the camera is out !
Using partial colour on the blue setting , I had thought purple so either my eye or the camera is out !
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The Chiltern hills run through Bedfordshire
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There's quite a few, this one was Stagsden Hill, when you cross over to Cambridgeshire you notice it gets very flat.
Thanks Keith, we live and learn.
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Well you certainly wouldn't call Beds a hilly county so your memories are not off the mark Howard.
Stagsden Hill is just off the A422 outside Bromham on the road to Newport Pagnall and Milton Keynes, it's a nice village route to MK.
To one side there is Bedfordshire Golf Club, which has some very hilly holes and is a beast to play in strong winds !
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Bedford Park and Cemetery today.
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Salford Quays today:
L1001025-Edit 2 by Fraser White, on Flickr
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L1001048-Edit 2 by Fraser White, on Flickr
L1001025-Edit 2 by Fraser White, on Flickr
L1001036-Edit by Fraser White, on Flickr
L1001048-Edit 2 by Fraser White, on Flickr
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Today's activities , after going shopping in one direction 10 miles then to the farm supply outlet 15 miles the other way, taking the dogs for a good walk ( incorporating so b&w photography with my Cosmic 35m and Rolli RPX 400) Then a trip over to Highley to get some shots of the Morris Minor gathering. Some time I think what I have done and am amazed.
Animal feed container for the pond 2 1/2 to 3 feet across and about 18 inches deep and we hired some protection from Smoky the Heron slayer !
Animal feed container for the pond 2 1/2 to 3 feet across and about 18 inches deep and we hired some protection from Smoky the Heron slayer !
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Feeding the birds with Swan and Duck feed today.
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Farm labourer.
Seen at my allotment this morning
Looking at the first picture, I thought i';d better give her an increase to buy new jeans, but she told me they are new, they come like that.
She has an allotment too, but we help each other, didn't start off being "one each", but she likes to try things different ways
Seen at my allotment this morning
Looking at the first picture, I thought i';d better give her an increase to buy new jeans, but she told me they are new, they come like that.
She has an allotment too, but we help each other, didn't start off being "one each", but she likes to try things different ways
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It seems its been fashionable for years, why do people buy ripped jeans?
"in my day" they would have been thrown out months ago.
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They came as part of a "bundle" of new with labels items. She buys a lot and we send boxes full (3 tea chest size boxes at a time) back to the family.
She wouldn't have bought them in a shop
Why they like them, I don't know, I would be skaam to wear them in public
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And yet lots of people do, mostly young girls it seemsI would be skaam to wear them in public
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From tonight's dog walk , again with my battered old Samsung
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A field trench may not be a great thing but I've been told it makes a difference to the farmer with a flood meadow...
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Just mucking about from the bedroom window.
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A crow on a branch...
