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A company of Hi-Strides called the Gravestones. LEFT TO RIGHT
1,2, & 3 are each equipped with Chin Cannon, Flare Tubes, Antenna, External Alternate Power Core, and Tan SSRs.
4 is equipped with Dual Long Range Artillery Missiles and Antenna.
5 is equipped with Flare Tube, Antenna, Radar Dish, and Quad Mobility.
Cloud inversion covered everything for most of the day with only the tops of the highest peaks occasionally visible. But in the late afternoon the clouds dropped enough to reveal Striding Edge.
Lake District, St Sunday Crag, Nov 8th 2024.
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Olè taking off. I created this with the help of my cat Monty who insisted on jumping on the keyboard and grabbing the mouse, Of course, as soon as I finished it, he went off to sleep on the ironing board.
Texture is my own
This Oak is in my neighbours' garden and I see it every day from mine.
I love the striding figure, and photograph him in all sorts of different ways.
a year on since the opening of the umbrella revolution. things might have quieted down a bit and the government has been as bad as ever, but there is hope, there always is, as long as we fight on on an individual level. a revolution does not have to be an apparent movement of the mass, it can just be you or me making small differences on an everyday basis. stride on, fight on.
picture taken in Tottori, in Sep 2014.
A couple of Water Striders (order: Hemiptera, family: Gerridae) caught in the act :-)
Paparazzi shot, using 1:1 magnification. LOL
Best viewed Large, On Black, if you're naughty enough ;-)
Lovely evening hiking Helvellyn via Striding edge and back down Swirral edge. It was absolutely still not even a whisper of a breeze. Unfortunately the mighty midge was out in force so I didn't hang around up top for long.
July 1992.
When I was working as a teacher I would take a party of school pupils (or should I say students - to use modern parlance?) to the Lake District each July for a weeks hill walking. The highlight for the kids was the climb up Helvellyn via Striding Edge.
Personally I preferred Scafell via Lords Rake and the West Wall Traverse!
Copied from one of my old Kodachrome colour slides.
Eindhoven / North Brabant / Netherlands
Album of Netherlands: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157626238...
Robin Hood's Stride (also known as Mock Beggar's Mansion) is a rock formation on the Limestone Way in Derbyshire close to the village of Elton.
It consists of gritstone boulders deeply seamed by water flows. The two "pinnacles" are Weasel pinnacle (eastern end; Diff) and Inaccessible pinnacle (west; V Diff).