My back garden
Richard
My back garden
Richard
How about that pier in the Lake District? Sometimes shot with an awful tobacco grad!
BSRIPN (Officially full of it..)
Don't worry - I've got pictures of Ashness Bridge and bluebell bloody woods too. :-)
[Nothing of the Buachaille Etive Mor though - I've never sunk that low. ;-)]
Do you mean the landing stages on Derwent Water? Yes, they're overdone too - mea culpa! [Never with a <hack, spit> tobacco grad though!]How about that pier in the Lake District? Sometimes shot with an awful tobacco grad!
What, this one?
And anything abandoned anywhere or old in Cuba (especially cars).
MickLL
The Barbican towers.
And I am guilty as charged.
Some of the offenders, some of the alternative views
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How about photo of fellow scrambler high up on Crowberry Ridge as a variation on the 'Buach'?Even better, if you know of any unique angles or creative variations on the norm,
Bob
Its Perthshire(Tayside) .....you must have been at a different one..
Graeme
AGW (BSRIPN)
Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where others see nothing. (Camille Pissarro)
...now I'll have to go and do a search, because *I* had never even heard the name so far...........The Buachaille Etive Mor, the London Eye, the Buachaille Etive Mor, the Great Court of the British Museum, Eilean Donon Castle, Ashness Bridge, anywhere there's a wood with bluebells in it, and the Buachaille Etive Mor. Plus I agree with the suggestions already made.
Did anyone mention the Buachaille Etive Mor? Must get that one in.
Aliera CRIPN
One Nikon only leads to another...
.................don't worry about it Aliera...................I didn't know what a "fat rascal" was!...now I'll have to go and do a search, because *I* had never even heard the name so far...........The Buachaille Etive Mor, the London Eye, the Buachaille Etive Mor, the Great Court of the British Museum, Eilean Donon Castle, Ashness Bridge, anywhere there's a wood with bluebells in it, and the Buachaille Etive Mor. Plus I agree with the suggestions already made.
Did anyone mention the Buachaille Etive Mor? Must get that one in.
BigWill
I'm sailing like a driftwood on a windy bay.
...would you believe that I saw that coming?? True! I was reading down the thread, and you mentioned coffee and Amaretti............I have a standing order for them with my local Tesco's. Coffee's just not the same without them. :-)
[Note to Aliera: Where are my Ricciarelli then? ;-)]
(Note to self - learn to use diary for personal stuff too, not just work...!)
On a different note - there's a meat sauce in the kitchen that has been bubbling away since last night (not literally, of course - it was in the fridge overnight), because that lasagna will now be made on Sunday.
I just tasted it, and I think we have a worthy addition to the Puttanesca diet..................
Aliera CRIPN
One Nikon only leads to another...
I think we should be told!!.................don't worry about it Aliera...................I didn't know what a "fat rascal" was!...now I'll have to go and do a search, because *I* had never even heard the name so far...........The Buachaille Etive Mor, the London Eye, the Buachaille Etive Mor, the Great Court of the British Museum, Eilean Donon Castle, Ashness Bridge, anywhere there's a wood with bluebells in it, and the Buachaille Etive Mor. Plus I agree with the suggestions already made.
Did anyone mention the Buachaille Etive Mor? Must get that one in.
BigWill
Aliera CRIPN
One Nikon only leads to another...
Betty's Yorkshire Fat RascalsI think we should be told!!.................don't worry about it Aliera...................I didn't know what a "fat rascal" was!...now I'll have to go and do a search, because *I* had never even heard the name so far...........The Buachaille Etive Mor, the London Eye, the Buachaille Etive Mor, the Great Court of the British Museum, Eilean Donon Castle, Ashness Bridge, anywhere there's a wood with bluebells in it, and the Buachaille Etive Mor. Plus I agree with the suggestions already made.
Did anyone mention the Buachaille Etive Mor? Must get that one in.
BigWill
Their fames spreading like err, hot cakes!
"Wrong on so many different levels."
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Well, you know all contributions will be gratefully received! :-)On a different note - there's a meat sauce in the kitchen that has been bubbling away since last night (not literally, of course - it was in the fridge overnight), because that lasagna will now be made on Sunday.
I just tasted it, and I think we have a worthy addition to the Puttanesca diet..................
Bob
Its Perthshire(Tayside) .....you must have been at a different one..
Graeme
Will one be heading for said Perthshire this weekend - SNPF?
Bawbee BSRIPN
Life, is only as complicated, or as serious, as you want it to be - your choice.
Yes but your monochrome is much better than the usual colour with tobacco grad.What, this one?
The Queen also opened the Dartford Tummel.Before ploughing through all of the replies so far, I would suggest The Queen's View looking over Loch Tummel.
The white cottage (or is it a but and ben) in Glencoe. St. Mary's Island, Whitley Bay are two that I nominate.
My neighbours house from my front door step
And like David I would like to know where Buachaille Etive Mor is. Although if it's much further than the house opposite I might have to give it a miss.
Nick your pet hate leaves me bereft of subjects, I specialise in photographing me taking pictures of me in the mirror. That is of course when I'm not photographing the house................Oh dear, time for another wee drop. By the way Will, great news. You were right, I have stopped drinking Gordon's Gin completely. Yes, I know that might be difficult to believe but it is true. So this year could you replace the usual bottle for Bombay Sapphire....please.
B r, it's too dark now to photograph the house opposite.
Brian BSRIPN
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