Nice shots Karl!
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Agreed, nice!
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heard a aircraft buzzing around so went outside and snapped this !
one of those airbus thingies ?
one of those airbus thingies ?
Crimea_River
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Looks like it. A400M.
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Thats the one
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Delivering the burgers ??
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If they were they missed !
Crimea_River
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Would have had to lay out the X on the ground for the drop.
More likely the beer...
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you know me so well !
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so stood outside in my garden waiting for the NHS Spitfire flypast (cancelled due to weather !)
so i took a pic of the goldfinches that frequent my bird feeder, caught a sparrow coming in for a landing too !
when i checked my camera i found some pics of the trip to Hadrian's wall i took earlier in the year.
so i took a pic of the goldfinches that frequent my bird feeder, caught a sparrow coming in for a landing too !
when i checked my camera i found some pics of the trip to Hadrian's wall i took earlier in the year.
fubar57
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Great shots Karl. Reminds me of the time I travelled between London and Edinburgh on the train; all those labour intensive stone fences
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they charge a small fortune for building those dry stone walls these days Geo
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few more of the garden birds
michaelmaltby
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" .... all those labour intensive stone fences"
Very true, but many were the end result of stone picking to make fields suitable for ploughing. As Canada, so UK, was glaciated, much debris was dropped -- so called 'erratics', farmers had big families that could be put to work off season turning 'lemons' into lemonade.
WIish this was my pic but not true ...
In this case these walls appear to me made of shale in which case it would NOT have been dropped by the glaciers, IMO.
Very true, but many were the end result of stone picking to make fields suitable for ploughing. As Canada, so UK, was glaciated, much debris was dropped -- so called 'erratics', farmers had big families that could be put to work off season turning 'lemons' into lemonade.
WIish this was my pic but not true ...
In this case these walls appear to me made of shale in which case it would NOT have been dropped by the glaciers, IMO.
Crimea_River
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Very nice pics Karl. The goldfinches we have over here look very different.
T Bolt
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Those are some very cool pictures Karl
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Great pics!
Hadrian's wall? Oh man, so jealous
