Autumn - The Best Season?
Moderator: Dangerous Bob
Well it is for me for a number of reasons. The countryside looks so beautiful this time of year....a myriad of vibrant colours - dark Green to lime green, pale yellows, dark yellow, orange and red and pink.... The other day on the way home following some traffic the road was like a scene from Fantasia with all these colourful leaves dancing in the road. Then there is the lovely cool weather. Gone are those horrible steamy sticky days. And finally you know that winter is on the way So I can anticipate my skiing hols get the off road bike ready for some serious FUN, organise some walking routes in the hills away from annoying tourists and generally get out and about. Only blot on the landscape, as it were, is Christmas with all it's obligations, insincerity and dissapointments.
Aye....Clingy is feeling chipper, for today at least. Why not take a few minutes to look around you and appreciate some of the things we have, rather than dwelling on the things we have lost
Aye....Clingy is feeling chipper, for today at least. Why not take a few minutes to look around you and appreciate some of the things we have, rather than dwelling on the things we have lost
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I have to agree with you Clingy. Watching My little girl Megan running through the leaves on the ground is great. Cool Weather and clear skies really make for beautiful days.
Edit : Forgot to State that it is my little girl.
Edit : Forgot to State that it is my little girl.
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Its a lovely time of year. Last Saturday me, Julie & Alice (8) went for a good stomp in Bushey park by Hampton court. We went into the forest and all got a good prodding and walking stick. Then we discovered a downed tree with all its roots sticking in the air so we prodded the dirt caked roots and out popped a sleeping hornet. Boy it was huge, Alice jumped a few feet back lol. Then we followed a stream through the forest clearing the small blockages of fallen leaves with our sticks. We found loads of different kinds of mushrooms and mosses along the way, some were as big as a dinnerplate. We came acroos a cordoned off section with what I can discribe as 6 foot rhubard leaved plants growing in a sort of dank grove, very strange like an alien landscape. The root system was above ground with bright pink rootball things.
All in all a great 3 hours rummaging about in the undergrowth. What a great adventure we had.
Roll on Saturday for another visit, meybe Richmond park this time.
Nellyboy
All in all a great 3 hours rummaging about in the undergrowth. What a great adventure we had.
Roll on Saturday for another visit, meybe Richmond park this time.
Nellyboy
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me thinks this could become a photo thread ? ... Best sunrise / sunset piccy... from today... dated pics only
Was driving home last sunday at 4.30 ish and said to Jaime that the Sun looked gorgeous on its way down... and that it would make a great pic.. and around the corner was a guy with his bike beside him setting up his tripod
Come on then... go for it...
Was driving home last sunday at 4.30 ish and said to Jaime that the Sun looked gorgeous on its way down... and that it would make a great pic.. and around the corner was a guy with his bike beside him setting up his tripod
Come on then... go for it...
Sounds like Giant Hogweed... nasty horrible stuff - the sap that leaks out of the leaves and stems burns like crazy, and gets worse if it's exposed to sunlight... It's like a freekin' Triffid....Nellyboy wrote: We came acroos a cordoned off section with what I can discribe as 6 foot rhubard leaved plants growing in a sort of dank grove, very strange like an alien landscape. The root system was above ground with bright pink rootball things.
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