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My wife managed to drop her iPhone and it is well and truly "smashed," albeit still functioning! However, she's going to be lucky as I'm hoping to upgrade my phone this weekend and she will get my iPhone 6 Plus .... lucky break!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Broken ....
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There's no excuse for this. It was just an accidental shot that cracked me up for whatever reason...
Had a play photographing the surfers. The oops titile is as much for me as for him, I didn't get the board that flew out of shot!
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Looks like some parking pylon had a widdle accident. Look, he's blushing. You should have went before we left the house!
Scout Green while photographing Scots Guardsman Decided to take the campervan to give it a run Parking up lost traction so tried to reverse it off but due to the adverse slope sliped over the lip Handbreak on Phone RAC have lunch Photograph Scots Guardsman Get towed off and drive home Thanks to the RAC
This "oops" hershey's kiss flag is sealed in the end of the bag. Do you think they meant to? Is it a joke? Hmmm... Oops indeed.
Oops, I stayed up too late again.
This was taken around 2:00 am. I had SUCH a busy Sunday today that I didn't get to go to sleep until around 2:45. I took my photo (with no ideas...again) and edited what I could. The photo I chose, in my opinion, is one of the best I took today, and it's not really even in focus. But at least I got a lot of stuff done today.
This weekend is one of the major conventions that I work, and I've been very busy planning a vendor appearance there, among other things. Wish us luck!
(Yes, that laundry is hanging up on our shower curtain rod to dry because it can't dry in the dryer.)
Having suffered a front end bump, Western National 2217 (B194 BAF) is seen at Exeter Services presumably on its way back home for repairs. A fair few parts needing replacing here! The coach is a Plaxton Paramount 3200 Mark II bodied Leyland Tiger. It carries Cornwall Coachways fleetnames but displays 'Royal Blue' on the blind!