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#384058 - Mon Sep 10 2007 02:56 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
TabbyTom Moderator Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001 Posts: 8479 Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK	That’s a very impressive grave, Ren. Somehow I’m reminded of an old joke with the punchline “Oy, now that’s what I call living!” Love the shots of Dominica, Argus. Nice to see the toucan, Jar – for an old buzzard like me the bird has fond associations with Guinness advertising. I have to watch my cholesterol intake these days, but I can still slaver over this wonderful cheese shop in Jermyn Street, London. _________________________ Dilige et quod vis fac
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#384059 - Mon Sep 10 2007 04:41 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
satguru Forum Champion Registered: Thu Feb 17 2000 Posts: 8090 Loc: Kingsbury London UK	Argus, if I'd have been there I'd have tried to find a way to make two equal size letters from boxes saying EX. I would have hoped someone already has. Unfortunately the way my mind works... _________________________ Does the brain create or receive consciousness?
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#384060 - Mon Sep 10 2007 04:43 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
Au_Naturel Prolific Registered: Fri Oct 20 2006 Posts: 1079 Loc: West Virginia	Seneca Rocks amid the mist. Larger View (a little blurry because my camera does that when I use the zoom for some reason; makes me mad. ) _________________________ Never does Nature say one thing and Wisdom another. ~Juvenal
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#384061 - Mon Sep 10 2007 10:32 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
spanishliz Champion Poster Registered: Thu Dec 13 2001 Posts: 23115 Loc: Ontario Canada	Winston took his little girlfriend for a stroll in the park Sunday afternoon.
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#384062 - Tue Sep 11 2007 12:18 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
bhs63 Mainstay Registered: Mon Apr 09 2007 Posts: 699 Loc: South Carolina USA	Cute pic, Liz. I don't know the name of this flower. The bloom is quite small. Hummingbirds like it.
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#384063 - Tue Sep 11 2007 02:40 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
ren33 Moderator Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 12593 Loc: Kowloon Tong Hong Kong	Oh Liz, how cute! Winston looks so purposeful in his direct path to the tree! This is another in the 'what the heck is this flower?" club. Wish I knew. _________________________ Wandering aimlessly through FT since 1999.
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#384064 - Tue Sep 11 2007 03:16 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
MotherGoose Forum Champion Registered: Mon Apr 22 2002 Posts: 5007 Loc: Western Australia	I took this photo of a bluebell at the tulip festival at Araluen. Can you see the rear end of the bee in one of the flowers? (It's a bee-hind - get it? ) _________________________ Don't say "I can't" ... say " I haven't learned how, yet." (Reg Bolton)
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#384065 - Tue Sep 11 2007 04:31 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
sue943 Administrator Registered: Sun Dec 19 1999 Posts: 38005 Loc: Jersey Channel Islands	I don't know the flower Ren but it is beautiful. _________________________ Many a child has been spoiled because you can't spank a Grandma!
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#384066 - Tue Sep 11 2007 07:50 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
tellywellies Forum Champion Registered: Sat Apr 13 2002 Posts: 5473 Loc: South of England	A photo of Cyclamen. I got the camera as low down as I could. Just being artistic. Link to a larger photo. _________________________ Error: Keyboard not attached. Press any key to continue..
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#384067 - Tue Sep 11 2007 08:05 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
ClaraSue Forum Champion Registered: Sun May 18 2003 Posts: 7842 Loc: Arizona USA	We've been in upstate New York and the weather has been gloomy so I haven't been out with the camera in days. Since we're showing flowers at this moment, I thought I'd add these that I used to have as my avatar. I had never seen daisies with a blue center before and I just fell in love with them. These were in my mothers garden in Arizona. _________________________ May the tail of the elephant never have to swat the flies from your face.
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#384068 - Tue Sep 11 2007 12:15 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
picqero Multiloquent Registered: Tue Dec 28 2004 Posts: 2813 Loc: Hertfordshire<br>England UK	This is our 'mature' Chincilla cat 'Aramis' looking down on my daughter's new Border Collie puppy 'Millie'. Millie couldn't understand why Aramis didn't want to run around the garden and play. Aramis just thought Millie was stupid
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#384069 - Tue Sep 11 2007 12:21 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
satguru Forum Champion Registered: Thu Feb 17 2000 Posts: 8090 Loc: Kingsbury London UK	This is our local station, appropriately named Kingsbury, which I don't ever remember using. I'm actually a little nearer to Wembley Park which I have used as it's on many more lines. _________________________ Does the brain create or receive consciousness?
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#384070 - Tue Sep 11 2007 03:35 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
TabbyTom Moderator Registered: Wed Oct 17 2001 Posts: 8479 Loc: Hastings Sussex England UK	Some time ago I posted a pic of Temple Bar, the gateway that used to mark the City of London’s western boundary. This is the pillar that now stands on the site of the old gate. _________________________ Dilige et quod vis fac
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#384071 - Tue Sep 11 2007 03:38 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
argus9 Mainstay Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 856 Loc: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada	Quote: Argus, if I'd have been there I'd have tried to find a way to make two equal size letters from boxes saying EX. I would have hoped someone already has. Unfortunately the way my mind works... Oh Satguru, I wish my mind worked that way, I went back and looked at the photo and just started laughing all over again. I'm sure that someone has thought about it, but whether they've done it I don't know. _________________________ Weaseling out of things is important to learn. It's what separates us from the animals ... except the weasel. Homer Simpson
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#384072 - Tue Sep 11 2007 03:43 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
argus9 Mainstay Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 856 Loc: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada	Here's a photo of Acapulco Bay and the surrounding area from where our cruise ship was docked. I wasn't a big fan of this city. Too many people and they were very aggressive. Larger photo _________________________ Weaseling out of things is important to learn. It's what separates us from the animals ... except the weasel. Homer Simpson
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#384073 - Tue Sep 11 2007 05:32 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
lilyalli Prolific Registered: Fri Apr 20 2007 Posts: 1038 Loc: Norfolk UK	The main square in La Corunya, Spain which I visited a couple of weeks ago. It is being renovated and the scaffolding is hidden by a fake painted front to match the original which can be seen on the left. It's a bit blurred - cheap disposable camera! Edited by lilyalli (Tue Sep 11 2007 05:35 PM) _________________________ "If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there." Lewis Carroll
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#384074 - Tue Sep 11 2007 05:58 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
Au_Naturel Prolific Registered: Fri Oct 20 2006 Posts: 1079 Loc: West Virginia	Quote: Here's a photo of Acapulco Bay and the surrounding area from where our cruise ship was docked. I wasn't a big fan of this city. Too many people and they were very aggressive. What are those white poles between the planters, Argus--flag poles? Last photo of Seneca Rocks. I like this one because it was taken near sunset and due to their western exposure the rocks take on a pinkish hue (although they looked much better in person than they do in this photo). I could kick myself in the "bee-hind" (as Mother Goose put it! ) for not going to the top of the Rocks when I lived there...they were practically in my back yard; so close I could walk there! But anyway...this photo was taken at the same time/place, only it shows the visitor center at the foot of the Rocks. _________________________ Never does Nature say one thing and Wisdom another. ~Juvenal
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#384075 - Tue Sep 11 2007 06:22 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
sue943 Administrator Registered: Sun Dec 19 1999 Posts: 38005 Loc: Jersey Channel Islands	ClaraSue I have lots of those in my garden too in various colours. _________________________ Many a child has been spoiled because you can't spank a Grandma!
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#384076 - Tue Sep 11 2007 07:41 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
argus9 Mainstay Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 856 Loc: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada	Quote: Quote: Here's a photo of Acapulco Bay and the surrounding area from where our cruise ship was docked. I wasn't a big fan of this city. Too many people and they were very aggressive. What are those white poles between the planters, Argus--flag poles? Yes I believe they are. There were no flags around on the dock area. I guess they only use them for special occasions. _________________________ Weaseling out of things is important to learn. It's what separates us from the animals ... except the weasel. Homer Simpson
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#384077 - Tue Sep 11 2007 09:55 PM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
spanishliz Champion Poster Registered: Thu Dec 13 2001 Posts: 23115 Loc: Ontario Canada	I was sitting on a neighbour's lawn today chatting when it started to rain quite hard. We quickly moved into his garage, and when I turned around there was a rainbow. I 'just happened' to have my camera with me, so I snapped a few pics. If you look closely, you can just see a second arc, starting just under the wire that crosses the photo horizontally.
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#384078 - Wed Sep 12 2007 06:39 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
ren33 Moderator Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 12593 Loc: Kowloon Tong Hong Kong	Here is Lina, my helper, perched on the kitchen sink , getting ready to climb up and clean the cooker hood. She loves to climb, The other day there was nearly a catastrophe as Lina was up the ladder pruning a big tree in the garden, and Gnawra decided to follow her up the ladder and jump about! I didn't have the camera ready that time, but the ladder was very wobbly. _________________________ Wandering aimlessly through FT since 1999.
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#384079 - Wed Sep 12 2007 07:52 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
lady1 Champion Poster Registered: Wed Jun 07 2006 Posts: 20697 Loc: Gauteng South Africa	This is the flower arrangement I received for my birthday from my brother and his family in the UK. _________________________ "If Life Were Easy Where Would All The Adventure Be?"
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#384080 - Wed Sep 12 2007 07:58 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
ren33 Moderator Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 12593 Loc: Kowloon Tong Hong Kong	Happy Birthday, Lady! That looks lovely. _________________________ Wandering aimlessly through FT since 1999.
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#384081 - Wed Sep 12 2007 08:03 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
tellywellies Forum Champion Registered: Sat Apr 13 2002 Posts: 5473 Loc: South of England	Impressive rainbow photo Liz. Lina looks ready to spring into action Sara. The pose reminds me of the 'Kato/Inspector Clueso' arrangement. She doesn't leap on you from strange places without warning does she? The RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) gardens at Wisley have a number of statues on display. Here is one of them: _________________________ Error: Keyboard not attached. Press any key to continue..
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#384082 - Wed Sep 12 2007 10:36 AM Re: Photo-a-day - September 2007
argus9 Mainstay Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999 Posts: 856 Loc: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada	We took a cruise through the Panama Canal a while ago. It was a very interesting experience. This is a shot of a cargo ship going through the canal next to our cruise ship. The ships are moved through the canals by the small train engines you can see on either side of the canal. They are attached to the ships by large wires that they control to keep the ships straight in the canal. The big ships can have as many as 8 engines controlling them. Larger different view _________________________ Weaseling out of things is important to learn. It's what separates us from the animals ... except the weasel. Homer Simpson
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