Brilliant shot, GD.
Oh and well done on again getting one of your photo in the echo the other day
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Brilliant shot, GD.
Oh and well done on again getting one of your photo in the echo the other day
Great picture GD. I am now going to trawl back and look at some more that I must have missed.
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The Flower clock site is now under water, the lake is extended into the flower garden (as was.)Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgePorgie
The flower clock was nowhere near the lake or water...behave yerself,Samples. :)
The good ship 'Billy D' went down in the great gale of 1820 ( with the loss of all hands and feet!)Quote:
Originally Posted by scouse smurf
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I kid you not, the lake is extended into what was the gardens with the clock.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgePorgie
17th April 2011
Roscoe Street [probably posted this a few years ago.....]
Click for the full version & Scroll aaaaaaacccrrroosssssssss!!!!!
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3461/...1de8f5c7_o.jpg
18th April
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5142/...79201aa0dc.jpg
One of the many wacky riders taking part in the Wirral Egg Run
Ha,ha, good one Smurf :D
I saw an Elvis impersonator flat asleep - face down in his buffet plate - after a show we played.
In the gateau.
:)
Ha,ha, dont know about flat asleep though!:unibrow:
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Rear of the town hall
I wonder Joe, did you take this shot at the exact time the 'tardis' transmorgified itself along the side of the Town Hall? This may be why the telephone box has lost it's colour as it was disappearing and why it is red where it reappeared? ;)
Aye surely both telephone boxes are red?Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
Of course there is a black-box. Joe just brought another one the red. ;)))
Nope,the red ones for Royalist. :)Quote:
Aye surely both telephone boxes are red?
Paradise Place
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-VzeHs_BNb1...0/_DSC6268.jpg
THE GREEN WO-MAN sculpter Dave Webster
http://www.shapedesign.co.uk/future/future.htm
Very fine photograph, Leon! :handclap:
21 April 2011
HMCS Athabaskan
Paradise Place ? This must be Saint Treesa. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Leon
[I swear I posted this same thing an hour ago...weird, huh?]
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Blossom falling on a pathway of Sudley House,Mossley Hill,Aigburth
:handclap: photo of the month............Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
Very pretty GD :handclap:
Nice Picture! The blossom tree's along Mather Avenue should be looking great at this time of year too!
April 23rd
Pheasant spotted in Leasowe
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...F8651_filt.jpg
APRIL 24TH 2011
More blossom - Princes Park this time
http://i942.photobucket.com/albums/a...3943_final.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
Great shot that Joe mate..
25th April
The male side of Leon's pic posted on the 20th
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5308/...75a6b05f6e.jpg
26th April
May as well hog the thread while I've got a couple of pics to post
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5069/...5209b05e73.jpg
Cains Brewery, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral & Liverpool Cathedral
Ah, got it...
This one must be St. Elmo. ;)
[in your own time Smurphy, with the pics ;)]
Corky100 said.....
I said....Quote:
Grouse spotted in Leasowe
Pheasant spotted on Goggle.
http://www.highertrenowin.co.uk/images/pheasant.jpg
You need to take those bottle spectacles off sir...thats a Pheasant.
I think thats quite creepy looking....good pic though :)Quote:
Originally Posted by scouse smurf
Quote:
Originally Posted by GeorgePorgie
I'm certainly no Bill Oddie :) Someone said it was Grouse and I took it as read.....
I had to look it up as I don't know the difference between the two :)
apparently, a grouse has a short tail and tends to live on open heather moorland - pheasants have a long tail and tend to live in woodland areas.
George would know cos` he`s a pheasant plucker.
Quite a lot of pheasants to be seen on the old Cheshire lines area at Altcar. One ran into the back wheel of my cycle one day so I put it into my pannier took it home and gave it to my brother who got 2 meals for him and his wife, then made a good pan of soup with the remains.
Well thats me slapped on the wrists then :)
I have no idea of Birds, though I knew it was something like grouse/pheasant, and someone told me it looked like Grouse, so I took their word for it. I caught sight of this along the river (Birket?) in Leasowe on the footpath from across the road at Moreton Station, as it leads towards the Lighthouse. I thought it unusual and actually a pleasant surprise, as I certainly didnt expect to see one of these there. I think he was surprised too, a very wary creature indeed.
Saw a lot of Ladybirds too, strangely...
I would never grouse if anyone called one of them a pheasant.Quote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
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Evening at Hall Road beach
Fine photograph, Joe!
Chris :handclap:
Brilliant Joe :PDT_Piratz_26:
28th April
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5185/...219c748b17.jpg
Some strange wind thing on the waterfront
I love that :)
good photo Smurf. :thumbsup: