Your commute -in pictures?
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bryce
Senior Member
- Location
- London, SW10
Here's a shot from my commute in Battersea Park looking towards Albert Bridge.. Also get to go by Buckingham Palace, Bond St and Savile Row.
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Nigeyy
Legendary Member
- Location
- Massachusetts, USA
OK, I'm going to grab the camera this weekend and see if I can get some photos! Thanks to those who posted piccies......
andylaw79
Über Member
- Location
- Sunny Blackpool - well nearly!
Maz said:
Might be wrong but I think its San Fransico. If not Solihull is hillier that the last time I was there.
PBancroft
Senior Member
- Location
- Winchester
This should have been a much better picture than it was. My route home (or about 50% of it) passes through the countryside. Maybe three cars will pass me the whole way.
I see a wide variety of animal life. The family of peacocks on the way in to work are my current favourites.
Tonight, just as the sun was setting, I spotted a stag making his way across a field. I should have been able to get closer, and it should have been better lit were I able to reposition myself.
Sadly my brakes squeeked at the most inopportune moment, and all I managed to get was this. You can barely see him, but he's there.
I see a wide variety of animal life. The family of peacocks on the way in to work are my current favourites.
Tonight, just as the sun was setting, I spotted a stag making his way across a field. I should have been able to get closer, and it should have been better lit were I able to reposition myself.
Sadly my brakes squeeked at the most inopportune moment, and all I managed to get was this. You can barely see him, but he's there.
Kaipaith said:This should have been a much better picture than it was. My route home (or about 50% of it) passes through the countryside. Maybe three cars will pass me the whole way.
I see a wide variety of animal life. The family of peacocks on the way in to work are my current favourites.
Tonight, just as the sun was setting, I spotted a stag making his way across a field. I should have been able to get closer, and it should have been better lit were I able to reposition myself.
Sadly my brakes squeeked at the most inopportune moment, and all I managed to get was this. You can barely see him, but he's there.
Hi K. Is that around the back of Hursley?
I was out at the weekend past Farley Mount and there was a (....looks up collective noun for deer...) herd or leash of about 40-50 out in the open. They're a reasonably common sight on the lanes around Winch and Romsey. I've had two near misses where they've panicked and legged it across the road into woods, but I've never managed to catch it on camera.
PBancroft
Senior Member
- Location
- Winchester
Bollo said:
Nicely done! Yes - it is. It's a touch more downhill on the route back from Winchester to Romsey. Normally I go through Braishfield on the way in.
Bollo said:
Yes, to be fair this isn't the first sighting I've had. It was the first sighting which had potential to be a half decent photo if the brakes hadn't made a racket.
It's a nice route. Not the best in the world, but I wouldn't trade it either.
Yeah me!Kaipaith said:
The buggers are pretty skittish and that's the truth. Apart from the aforementioned near misses, I've not managed to get within 100m of them.
Having seen a few of the commutes on here, I think we should be thankful for the Hampshire lanes.
