Dave 123
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- Cambridgeshire alps
The car is Swedish.
I assume they are going to or coming from Crufts.....
A pit stop in Cambridge.
My picture of the day-Where's yours?
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The car is Swedish.
I assume they are going to or coming from Crufts.....
A pit stop in Cambridge.
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That is stunning
That is stunning
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
A rather large stone retaining wall/bridge abutment, taken this afternoon
Ex Great Northern Railway
Lady Anns Crossing
LampLands
(Upper Batley)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1673414
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/92606
See the Upper Batley section; http://www.lostrailwayswestyorkshire.co.uk/Adwalton Wakefield.htm
Ex Great Northern Railway
Lady Anns Crossing
LampLands
(Upper Batley)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1673414
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/92606
See the Upper Batley section; http://www.lostrailwayswestyorkshire.co.uk/Adwalton Wakefield.htm
uphillstruggler
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- Half way there
Came across this little bloke whilst walking the dog this evening, no idea what it is but I hope it made it across the path
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
- Location
- Northamptonshire
A nice sky
MossCommuter
Guru
- Location
- Salford
I think it's a common lizard
I've only ever seen one so they're either not common at all or very good at hiding
uphillstruggler
Guru
- Location
- Half way there
I didn't think it'd be exotic but knowing my luck, I would have helped it on its way and come out in a rash 
briantrumpet
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- Devon & Die
En voiture in Surrey/Sussex, but a rather nice view of Leith Hill Tower.
I found a (lil) buddy on my bike ride today. He was on the opposite side of the fence and eventually found a way through. One of the nicest dogs I've encountered yet. I had just enough time to get my smartphone out of my pocket and take a few photos. He looked to have a radio collar of some sort. Shortly after, he spotted his owners (in an all-terrain vehicle) in the distance and went running towards them just as quick.
MrBeanz
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- Ontario California
briantrumpet
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- Devon & Die
No prizes for guessing where I was today... sadly not me on the bike.
MossCommuter
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- Location
- Salford
[QUOTE 5562744, member: 9609"]it seems to have quite a long body, my first thoughts were a newt (may be a great crested) they could be looking for a new pond at this time of the year?
but you could be right in thinking Lizzard.[/QUOTE]
How big was it @uphillstruggler ?
but you could be right in thinking Lizzard.[/QUOTE]
How big was it @uphillstruggler ?
uphillstruggler
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- Half way there
About 3 inches long, didn't want to get too close as I didn't want the dog harming it
[QUOTE 5563153, member: 9609"]I love your area - what a joy it must be to ride there, very jealous.[/QUOTE]
I am indeed very lucky to have so many beautiful routes, most of which are very rural with little traffic (although they are spoiled by the boy racer brigade who use them as race tracks).
The reason I've taken to riding an old mountain bike recently in preference to my road bikes is that it opens up all the gravel paths and laneways like most of yesterday's ride as I increasingly like to get to really peaceful places with no idiots trying to powerslide ancient BMWs around blind corners.
I am indeed very lucky to have so many beautiful routes, most of which are very rural with little traffic (although they are spoiled by the boy racer brigade who use them as race tracks).
The reason I've taken to riding an old mountain bike recently in preference to my road bikes is that it opens up all the gravel paths and laneways like most of yesterday's ride as I increasingly like to get to really peaceful places with no idiots trying to powerslide ancient BMWs around blind corners.
