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I took these on my old galaxy s3 so please ignore quality,or lack of. Taken about 4pm yesterday but batt ran out so only just posting. Taken whilst out for a stroll down to the beach with my wife.View attachment 34024View attachment 34025
Most of Hungary is very flat, when its windy and cold, it is really windy and cold. 
What you are seeing is icicles that were hanging vertically that are now horizontal because of a slight thaw that allowed the snow on the terrace roof to slide down very slightly forming the curve you see.
What you are seeing is icicles that were hanging vertically that are now horizontal because of a slight thaw that allowed the snow on the terrace roof to slide down very slightly forming the curve you see.
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I'm trying to figure out if I can post photos from dropbox or not. I've got a photo of the typical past few weeks weather
edit ahah! it seems I can! (I hope)
re-edit: oh, nope, I can't, back to photobucket then
edit ahah! it seems I can! (I hope)
re-edit: oh, nope, I can't, back to photobucket then
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Taken this morning around my village
Willowherb
From a dead thistle I think
First Snowdrop for me
Willowherb
From a dead thistle I think
First Snowdrop for me
I'm trying to figure out if I can post photos from dropbox or not. I've got a photo of the typical past few weeks weather
edit ahah! it seems I can! (I hope)
Yes you can.
Right click on the photo while it is in your dropbox and one of the options is to 'Copy the Public Link'.
Paste the link (Ctrl V) into the post and add
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Taken this morning around my village
Willowherb
From a dead thistle I think
First Snowdrop for me
Fine shots. I had snowdrops and primroses in flower yesterday.
Getting to grips with a new camera - the green algae on this rotting trunk caught my eye.
Philly
A quick snap last Sunday at Scout camp. The view from our tents.
Wintercamp-sunrise-sunday by 1st Hensingham Scouts, on Flickr
Wintercamp-sunrise-sunday by 1st Hensingham Scouts, on Flickr
Well, I've heard Monkey on his back, Water on the knee and a Frog in the throat but that wins hands down I reckon..Great photo..
Ought not to mention that you really need a license to do that (assuming it is a dormouse, as it looks like), but I won't tell if you won't, especially since it is such a good picture, and even more so because I'm deeply jealous and would have done the same.
Ought not to mention that you really need a license to do that (assuming it is a dormouse, as it looks like), but I won't tell if you won't, especially since it is such a good picture, and even more so because I'm deeply jealous and would have done the same.
Yes it is a Dormouse & yes a licence is required. However it was all legal
with a happy ending. ( To my relief as it was just a judgment call) It started when I saw a mouse. Sam (in the chainsaw trousers) was told not to move so we could take photos. Waste of time as the mouse happily posed for ages.
http://s952.photobucket.com/user/MikeBlue/library/Doormouse?sort=2&page=1 for 50 + photos
An attept by the warden & myself to move it to a safe suitable area was a total failure as it just jumped on me. (Que lots more photos) we them wandered around trying to find so cover for it to no avail.
The mouse was in the wrong habitat & awake when it should be hibernating. Also look small & not very fat to our rather inexperienced eyes. We managed to persuade it into a welding glove & sealed it in with gaffer tape (another new use of gaffer tape)
Them I drove it to Wildwood a few miles away. as they have a licence etc. One of their experts (Hazel) checked her.( After cutting up my glove to get her out)
Female small from a late litter last year ( slightly grey colour apparently) also under weight for January. Very unlikely to survive until spring.
Last photos are the mouse getting weighed on a bag ( & unhappy about it ) Looks much happier in Hazels Licensed hands. As they didn't have a mouse from that area in their captive breeding program, they will keep here with a view of releasing the offspring.
A little bit of paperwork to cover everyone legally. & she is joining about 30 other dormice at Wildwood.
Almost every time the right thing is the leave alone. This time small underweight in January in a destroyed habitat with a licensed rescue centre close by, there was another option.
Good day in the woods. Foe some reason not as much work was done as usual
Mike
Yes you can.
Right click on the photo while it is in your dropbox and one of the options is to 'Copy the Public Link'.
Paste the link (Ctrl V) into the post and addafter the pasted link and bob is your uncle.
the thing is, I can see the image, so I thought everyone could. I can't do it with dropbox, I've gone back to photobucket
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