Picture(s) of the day....

[NewcastleFalcon]

There is a place on the FCF for your original pictures of vehicles spotted which have been left to happily rust away until they are either "barn found" and resurrected, or just left for nature to take its course.

Its called

Rusty Wrecks Your Photos (Originals please)
the latest post from yours truly is here
viewtopic.php?p=753105#p753105

and for POTD...An original Photo of a tractor which hasn't moved for some time, spotted on our travels today.

Falcon Original 10/04/2023

Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Hands up if you know about this stuff

The fruit scones at the new Ad Gefrin Distillery at Wooler Northumberland come with Gibbo country butter, Tiptrees Essex Jam, and Rodda’s Cornish Clotted Cream. Very nice but too many food miles,



Neil

[mickthemaverick]

My only proper connection to those is that as a teenager I used to go to my cousin's in Rayleigh for a week during the summer holidays, and on 2 or 3 evenings of that week my Uncle would take us strawberry picking in Tiptree. An evenings work earned 10/- and all the strawberrys you could eat!! In those days 10/- was my weekly pocket money so by the end of that week I would have enough to buy a scalextric car or maybe a Hornby loco!!

[myglaren]

Nope, never heard of them.
And if I see a label with "Organic" on it I know it is likely to be the same stuff as usual with a higher price.
Like buying water in a plastic bottle (more waste) instead of out of the tap.

[NewcastleFalcon]

I noticed the wrapper on the butter and recognised it came from Gibbo’s neck of the woods as per the label

”betwixt the Severn and the Wye”

Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Ad Geffrin is only recently opened, good time to visit. Car park machines not commissioned 6 Ev Charging spaces not fully commissioned, and access to the a very decent cafe bit with outdoor seating without having to fork out an entrance fee. Been open about a month now. The Distillery is in Wooler right next to the A697. Ad Gefrin itself was the palace of King Edwin of Northumbria in the 7th Century near Kirknewton. Yes its a big field with a plaque in a bit of walling! in 2023.

Ad Gefrin Distillery Foyer Looking Uo.
Falcon Original

Regards Neil

[mickthemaverick]

Out for lunch at one of my favoured venues today I thought the garden was very well done:

Own work

Own work

[CitroJim]

Where I was yesterday...

In the Beacon Hill Country Park near Quorn and Woodhouse in Leicestershire...

The real beacon was nearby...

[CitroJim]

A rather fine looking cow just off the run course at the top of Beacon Hill...

I ran past this spot a significant number of times yesterday and only now, looking closely at the photo I see an OS Trig. Pillar on top of the hill...

I totally missed it whilst running and being a keen 'bagger' of Trig. Pillars I'm kicking myself now... A good reason to revist the park

[Gibbo2286]

Mick's been pretty close to Netherend we met at a pub just along the road.

I sold a car to a lady from there, desperate because she had parked her car in a London street and had it 'stolen', the police found the car a few weeks later where she had left it. She was lost not the car.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Another tractor in the sunlight

Ferdinand's Finest

Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

POTD Tractors in the Sunlight Club No 2

Bit Bigger! Ferdinand's Finest


Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Another where's this then

...degree of difficulty Haynes one spanner...suitable for the novice with little experience

I have a feeling, without the visual assistance left deliberately in, it could have proved to be a 5-spanner job--suitable for the expert FCF wheresthisthener? or professional.

wheresthisthen?
The clock unusually for a church clock has
"ordinary" Numbers on it
(not that it was showing the right time!)

Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Just how under-rated is the corrugated iron, stone wall, and blue sky combo, and its mix of textures, colours and shapes as a subject of shutter clicking interest

Very!

Neil

[CitroJim]

That's quite stunning Neil... Until I had a good clearout of my feed, I used to see posts from a Facebook Group called the Corrugated Iron Appreciation Society... Worth a look for lots of artistic views of the subject