Eating mulberries and relaxing behind the barn.View attachment 3838550View attachment 3838551View attachment 3838553
Looks like a nice place to relax and pass the time.
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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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Looks like a nice place to relax and pass the time.
It is. Thanks. Takes me back to my childhood.
excellentEating mulberries and relaxing behind the barn.
wish i was there
thank youHow beautiful! Thanks rollie!
been out on me bike again today i've took some more will post when my internet lets me
Wish you were too. If you’re ever coming to the states let me know!excellent
Near Point Reyes Lighthouse.
the weather was great yesterday so out and about on me bike again the first 2 shots are at Hawkes end about 5 miles N.W out of coventry. the last shot is in Newbold Rugby about 10 miles S.E. another cool cottage hidden away from the road
the first 2 shots are at Hawkes end about 5 miles N.W out of coventry. the last shot is in Newbold Rugby about 10 miles S.E. another cool cottage hidden away from the road
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Thank you. I remember there being shafts of light coming through the trees but unfortunately that really didn’t come through in the picture. Still a thrilling time seeing these huge ancient trees.
Somewhere I have a close up of the tree that was cut down by vandals. The little metal placards mark historical events such as the revolutionary war, the signing of the Magna Carta, and the birth of Christ. It’s sad to see this big beautiful tree laying on the ground, but it is amazing to see the rings and learn how old these really are.
excellent.
Thanks! I have to take some time and organize my pictures. I have images scattered across my phone and on my computer. Somewhere there is a shot looking at the stairs we had to climb to get back to the top of the cliff. I can’t remember how many stories we had to ascend, but they built alcoves and put in bench’s to rest if you needed a break.
This reminds me of climbing Coventry cathedral spire when I was kid it has a spiral staircase inside that went round and round and round 
made me dizzy when we got to the top there was a great view of the city that was in the mid 1970s. they stopped people climbing nowadays health and safety reasons
made me dizzy when we got to the top there was a great view of the city that was in the mid 1970s. they stopped people climbing nowadays health and safety reasons
^^^Early 1960s...whenever Any of the family would visit from Ireland, my father would Force-March us all up the inside...tight spiral staircase...of the arm of the Statue Of Liberty so we could all stand outside up at the torch and gaze, gobsmacked, out over NYC.
Then, he would pile us All into the car...a late-50s Chevrolet?...( seeetbelts?! We don’t need no stiiiiinking seeetbelts!!) and drive like a freakin’ maniac the length of New York State (6 or 7 hours; felt like 40!) so we could all get a face full of Niagara Falls.
I prolly made that trip 6 or 8 times!
Me Da was the oldest of 12.
Then, he would pile us All into the car...a late-50s Chevrolet?...( seeetbelts?! We don’t need no stiiiiinking seeetbelts!!) and drive like a freakin’ maniac the length of New York State (6 or 7 hours; felt like 40!) so we could all get a face full of Niagara Falls.
I prolly made that trip 6 or 8 times!
Me Da was the oldest of 12.
Found it. My wife is kind of in the way but you can get the idea.
