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After Monday's Macro image of one of these, I decided to document the whole collection from Alex's 10 year membership of Storm Force.
I’m curious about the numbers - this is the 1303
Image in my run of 365 and this tower was built around 1300.
A mysterious figure emerges at the center of a swirling vortex, as if stepping through a wormhole into an uncharted reality. The shimmering golden currents resemble the fabric of spacetime itself, bending and distorting as parallel worlds collide. This vision of quantum travel and directed panspermia imagines a future where life extends beyond Earth, carried across galaxies through cosmic currents. A hopeful glimpse into the infinite possibilities of alien universes. Image by Duncan Rawlinson.
I spent the weekend shooting the World Cup Canoe Slalom event at Lee Valley Whitewater Centre (for fun).
Ben Hayward from Canada practices the moves he plans to make in his semi-final run. His dance type moves captivated me.
Spent the day in the garden tidying up for the up coming camera club summer party. Realised that these wretched grasses (I have another, less polite name for them) were ready to start seeeding, so went around cutting the seedheads off. Thought I'd get away with shears, but no chance. Secateurs and careful loading into a bag to avoid more of these plants next year. This task took all afternoon. Why is my garden so big, and why do we go off doing things instead of gardening for 10 years at a time!
Storrington CC had a photoshoot in Shoreham. I got a bit obsessed with bikes on the houseboats, but it was this Elvis who landed the POTD. I confess I was hoping to get to the painted rock on the way to Aberystwyth, but he can hold the fort in the meantime.
Treasure Hunt 28: Elvis.
A pedal strike on a rock hidden by grass caused an exploration of the mechanics of flight. I picked myself off, measured how far I flew (around 6m), cleared the grass off the rock and went for two more laps of the red trail at Haldon Forest. Realising I hadn't got a photo of the relative positions of rock and bike when landing, I recreated it on the second lap. I suspect I was more in the trail as I wasn't aware of a near miss on the marker post!
Our major tactical error with our van build was the lack of a heater, which was definitely on the list of essentials.
Our oil-fired boiler was serviced the other week, and Terry is an avid campervanner. He pointed out this space as hopefully ideal for a heater to be added. This photo was taken to send to a company in Edenbridge, who we hope will be fitting one soon!
I love it when the POTD is a useful one.
Out in the garden, and there were still droplets of water on the thistles. Not my finest, but, as Eiona says, Thistle Do!
Bike ride on the Surrey Hills. Sadly I missed the hunt approaching, which would have made a better picture.
Part of rural life...