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I won't bore you with the details of why I was down here but it involved trading in a lens, multiple closures on the M6, an eight hour journey, an unplanned overnight stop, the hottest curry I've ever tasted, the satnav taking me in to Warwick Castle car park and me refusing to pay the £6 exit charge out of principal and having to wait an hour and a half to be let out, a lost pair of glasses in the field surrounding the windmill, finding a 55mm Sony lens cap and a 3k Gorillapod mini tripod complete with ballhead with the initials 'PS' stamped on one of the legs....oh and spending much of the journey on the Roman roads of Watling Street and The Fosse Way.
Bit of a long shot but if the Gorillapod is yours and you can tell me what colour paint has been applied to the initials then I'll gladly return it.
Anyway, missed the wheat by a couple of days but got treated to a wonderful warm Summer's sunset.
Parys Mountain Windmill is a Grade II listed building located on the highest point of Parys Mountain near Amlwch, Anglesey, Wales. The structure was built in 1878 to assist a local copper mine in the removal of water from mine shafts. It was the last tower mill ever built in Wales. The windmill remained in use until the mine's closure in 1904
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crews from Nuremberg Fire Station 3 having a drill at the Pegnitz river drafting water from that open water source to feed a deck gun
A trip in the car this morning led me to the Nant Mill Country Park at Coedpoeth. I'd seen several shots from here over the years but never made the effort to get there. Except for this falls there's not a great deal more to photograph but it's a lovely place to go for a short walk and ideal if you have dogs. It's clear that we're in the last few weeks of autumn as the leaves are delicately holding on to the trees. I saw an image captured from here a few weeks back after the heavy rain we had and where I took this was completely submerged then. Thanks Mike for the final push to get there.
Quando la porta della felicità si chiude, un’altra si apre, ma tante volte guardiamo così a lungo a quella chiusa, che non vediamo quella che è stata aperta per noi.
When happiness’ door closes, another one opens, but many times we look for so long at the closed one, that we don’t see the one that has been opened for us.
(P. Coelho)
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This is officially the last shot i'm uploading from this Trial Harbour series.
It's been a seriously busy week for me - we started another company, completely renovated my office, and somehow did a mountain of work. Somewhere along the way I lost my creative side. I haven't even picked up my camera for a few weeks now (other than to take before/ after shots of the office renovations).
I'm not sure what will happen, but from here on my photostream will be different. Better hopefully, I just need my creative edge to return. So i'm not sure how long i'll be gone, but i'll be back sometime.
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Resurfacing work on the Kirkstone Pass meant that the Patterdale Road made an unusually peaceful stroll back to Windermere after a short evening walk. This is a view from the pavement. And I don't know why the sheep on the right is pulling that pose, it's not a common one..
Wildfire closure
Effective Jun 11, 2025
In response to the proximity of the Ferry Fire, Cottonwood Canyon State Park is closed.
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Here's a keel-billed toucan that I photographed on my last trip to Costa Rica.
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Over looking Bristol Floating Harbour, with St Mary’s Redcliffe Church and the scaffolding of Prince Street Bridge temporary closure.
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