My picture of the day-Where's yours?

[Vantage]

Can't do it this year due to my current location.
It was a fun night. Future Mrs V and I and all our kids.

 

[Mojonaut]

Rutland Water yesterday, no relation just seemed a lovely tribute.

 

[Aravis]

The Severn Estuary from Hock Cliff, Fretherne:

 

[Cronorider]

 

[classic33]

Got there

Had a wander around it, it seems so.......... sterile, compared to how it was even 10 years ago
My old 110 'Heritage' Station Wagon is there somewhere
(Sunday 7th October 2007
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Granted, the stone looks better for the sand-blasting
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(the infamous) Trooper Lane can be seen staggering up the hillside, in the distance, above the gate
I drove up it afterwards, still can't believe I managed to run well over half-way up it - to the first corner after the cobbles start
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They've made a pigs ear of the Piece Hall. An East Gate that was never there to begin with.

From there via Blackledge, South Gate and to Beacon Hill via Berry Lane and back in 15 minutes. Followed by a 1lb, 14 inch Cumberland Sausage, eaten in 14 seconds on live radio.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

They've made a pigs ear of the Piece Hall. An East Gate that was never there to begin with.
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And the integration of the old Church spire, into the Library, adjacent to the inserted entrance



And a slightly humourous street name

 

[GuyBoden]

Went to North Rode again, because there's a fantastic old National Cyclists Union sign.

Here's an older photo I took of the sign.

 

[briantrumpet]

I picked my moment carefully... to lie down on the old A30 at Fairmile to get this one:

 

[Spartak]

Somerset Monument, Hawkesbury Upton.

 

[simon.r]

First ride of the season when it’s been properly dark and a coffee stop at the Golden Arches:

 

[BlueDog]

At Longleat Safari Park.

 

[briantrumpet]

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Somerset Monument, Hawkesbury Upton.

It's a pity you can't go up it - must be a fabulous view. I was there a few weeks ago, and these days you don't even get a view from where you took the photo, since everything has grown up so much. Reckon I first cycled there in about 1977, from Bristol.

 

[grecinos]

The local train passed just as I was descending this mountain.

 

[biggs682]

This crank sends a tingling sensation

 

[Spartak]

It's a pity you can't go up it - must be a fabulous view. I was there a few weeks ago, and these days you don't even get a view from where you took the photo, since everything has grown up so much. Reckon I first cycled there in about 1977, from Bristol.

It's quite a climb from Inglestone Common I choose the easier route from Hillesley.