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A DAY OUT IN THE DALES – REETH NORTH YORKKSHIRE:: FIRST STOP – THE ICE CREAM PARLOUR!
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Beautiful countryside.
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A little something to get the bones rattling this morning!
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Quo rockin’
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An elderly man on a Moped, looking about 100 years old, pulls up next to a doctor at the Francis St traffic lights The old man looks over at the sleek shiny car and asks, ‘What kind of car ya got there, sonny?’ The doctor replies, ‘A Ferrari GTO. It cost quarter a million quid’ ‘That’s a lot of money,’ says the old man. ‘Why does it cost so… Read more
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An oldie but a goodie
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FAVOURITE WALKS = 1. THE BOARD WALK CAPE SPEAR 2. QUEBEC CITY 3 . CASTLE WALK RICHMOND. 4 . CINDER PATH, RICHMOND
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Nice selection of home and away GG.
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Great walks GG, coincidentally I was discussing on Shoutbox a walk that I used to regularly do until the Delta variant of covid put a complete stop to such practices and mentioned that I would assemble some pix as it is a most interesting track. Intended to get started immediately I finished seeing what mischief I could create on the… Read more
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NIGHTFALL :::
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goldengirl1224 posted an update 4 years ago
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BEAUTIFUL SCOTLAND : 1. The Silver Sands of Mallaig – 2. View from Mallaig to Skye
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As always GG – love the dramatic effect of the clouds in the 2nd pix – great stuff.
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Soon be back there GG.
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BEAUTIFUL PARIS – 1.Towers of Ladefense 2. Bridges over the Seine 3. The tower illuminated 4. View towards the Arc d’triomphm
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Thanks GG for appreciating my country.❤
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More lovely photos from our world traveler!
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GOLDEN HARVEST :: 1/2 MY FARMER/NEIGHBOUR AT WORK WITH ‘BIG BEASTIE’ – 3/4 THE GOLDEN HARVES.
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Beautiful photos GG, I’m guessing it is a crop of rape seed which we term Canola in Oz. I noticed when we toured the UK that Englands’ colder climate keeps blackberry to tolerable limits, in Oz it runs rampant and requires constant eradication to keep it in check
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