Clair De Lune
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Oh awesome. I've been following her journey. I'd love to see her
Pics from your State Sanctioned Exercise.
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Oh awesome. I've been following her journey. I'd love to see her
Same!
chainsawjob
Kipping in the dunes
Went for a walk to find some mushrooms.
Best guess as to what they are: some sort of club fungi (either apricot or smoky), dunno, amethyst deceiver, porcelain mushroom, baby oyster, glistening inkcaps, dunno and dunno
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chainsawjob
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Hard to tell from that pic, (would need to see it from the top as well as side on, and a closer look at the gills) and I'm no expert. Looks a bit like a parasol, which are edible, but please don't eat it on account of some random on the internet saying so! There are things which look similar to small parasols that are poisonous (look up dapperlings). I'm very cautious with any I eat, triple check with various sources when identifying, don't rely on one pic/one source/someone who isn't an expert
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chainsawjob
Kipping in the dunes
Lovely view! And nice stones
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Start of walk (note the blue sky), middle of walk (note the cascade of rainwater pouring off the tree I'm sheltering under, from the rain and hail
), tiny mushrooms, everything's soggy now
Clair De Lune
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clicker
nanook rubs it....
Love this, it's like a Christmas card.
chainsawjob
Kipping in the dunes
Clough, Syliva Plath, Rochdale Canal, ditto, van (unloading kit outside Trades Club), street art
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A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
chainsawjob
Kipping in the dunes
Friday's walk, Shibden Hall, Halifax - boating lake unused since the before times, good gills, rainy ram gate finial, Shibden Hall, Anne Lister, grounds, strange fern
chainsawjob
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Saturday's walks, Hebden and Hardcastle Crags - sunshine through trees, crags, wicker horse, Gibson Mill, tiny stone balancing, Hebden Old Bridge (c. 1510), porecelain mushrooms
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brogdale
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Really lovely, bright November day up on the Roundshaw Downs with good cloudscapes:
A view looking to the NW across Beddington (with it's bloody incinerator), Mitcham, Wandsworth and all the way across to Wembley in the distance (the eagle-eyed may just be able to pick out the arch?). The hill line in the background is the high ground of Bushey Heath, Stanmore and Elstree.
A view looking directly East across South Croydon (hidden in valley behind the tree line) with Croham Hurst hills in the background.
A view looking to the NW across Beddington (with it's bloody incinerator), Mitcham, Wandsworth and all the way across to Wembley in the distance (the eagle-eyed may just be able to pick out the arch?). The hill line in the background is the high ground of Bushey Heath, Stanmore and Elstree.
A view looking directly East across South Croydon (hidden in valley behind the tree line) with Croham Hurst hills in the background.
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Those downs were a revelation to me when I discovered them a while back. They stretch for quite away and great views
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
They're an absolute gem of outer South LondonThose downs were a revelation to me when I discovered them a while back. They stretch for quite away and great views
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