My picture of the day. Solo trotting happily along a canal bank. He may be old, mainly deaf, unco-ordinated, and his eyesight isn't what it was, but he's still enjoying life.
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ENGLAND'S GREEN AND PLEASANT LAND
The view from the edge of Macclesfield Forest on a miserably cold and rainy day (last Sunday).
The view from the edge of Macclesfield Forest on a miserably cold and rainy day (last Sunday).
Its a good picture, but to me that is littering.
I'm a bit of a bah humbug about these things, but I don't expect others to agree with me and it would put a smile on the face of others.
This is very good.
I went to the beach for sunset but the light was not that great colour wise but as the seas was putting on good perfoemance and light was right for mono I took these.
This was 15 minutes after sunset at the point where exposures just get longer and at around half a second I was getting some movement I liked.
The-swirling-seas by alf.branch, on Flickr
The-swirling-seas-2 by alf.branch, on Flickr
This was 15 minutes after sunset at the point where exposures just get longer and at around half a second I was getting some movement I liked.
The-swirling-seas by alf.branch, on FlickrThe-swirling-seas-2 by alf.branch, on Flickr
This isn't in keeping with the festive mood, but I have been meaning to find this for years, and finally did so today.
Mike
I was looking at that on Flickr earlier and that is nice to see. It is very interesting IMO.
I was looking at that on Flickr earlier and that is nice to see. It is very interesting IMO.
Depends on whose land it is I suppose. If it's the owner doing the decorating (or somebody with his permission) it can hardly be called littering. On the other hand if it's somebody doing it without authorization on public land, I think you're right.
Took a few photos over the christmas break and finally caught a lovely robin as well as a roe doe. 
Robin sitting in a tree by andy_mcdonaldphoto, on Flickr
Winter Tree by andy_mcdonaldphoto, on Flickr
Roe Doe by andy_mcdonaldphoto, on Flickr
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