Fantastic Alec, an excellent debut on the POTD thread, and please become a regular poster. No threshhold of interestingness or relevance or standard of photography on this thread, no pussy-footing around just bang the pictures up.Armidillo wrote: 22 Jun 2020, 02:33 Until now I'd never stopped to think about the meaning of "Pininfarina", but as I now know, "Pinin" Farina - the youngest & smallest of the Farina family - changed his surname to Pininfarina.
How funny that the original name of the man responsible for so many designs that epitomise elegance, style and speed, should simply mean 'Flour'. To me that raises images of bread & stodgy puddings - no wonder he changed his name!
Can I offer an antipodean photo of the day - not taken today, but hopefully no-one will mind
Cheers
Alec
Informative bit of reading on it here Peter.Peter.N. wrote: 22 Jun 2020, 10:06 Never seen one of those but the wheels and roof section are unmistakably Morris Oxford design.
Peter
Daughter was walking through a park near Rianton and the paths were completely covered with them.NewcastleFalcon wrote: 22 Jun 2020, 13:57 Herpetology Club makes its debut on POTD
Walking along a narrow footpath, by the side of a fenced-off large pond, I wondered what all the insects were flitting around the path. Turns out they were literally hundreds of tiny frogs.
Its that time of year, anyone else noticed the pitter patter of tiny frogs
Regards Neil
That lemon one will probably be one of the Hawbits, to go with your Hawkweed
mickthemaverick wrote: 22 Jun 2020, 19:15 The topic was triangles, how to work with them and what they do for us. When I got home I remembered a good illustration of how they can be used to make a difference
