Picture(s) of the day....

[myglaren]

[CitroJim]

I trust that cake is Gluten-Free Steve...

[myglaren]

No glutens around here Jim, all just wholesome pixels.

[CitroJim]

No glutens around here Jim, all just wholesome pixels.

Perfect!

[mickthemaverick]

Not really the first pictures you want to see on any day, I turned on the CCTV monitor and was greeted with this:

My first picture

Not being completely sure about what I was seeing I went to invextigate:

Spoiler: show

Not a great start to the day!

Of course it had to be when I'd parked right behind the lamp post!!

Well that's my morning plan up the swanny!!

[mickthemaverick]

This morning's picture resulted in a story which you can read at: viewtopic.php?p=875873#p875873

[PaulC5]

When out walking I often see screws and nails on the road or paths so pick them up. I think some people drop them on purpose. Once was when having new tyres at our Kwik Fit, there was a handful on the way out that I picked up whilst waiting.

[CitroJim]

I can imagine that left you feeling a bit deflated Mick

Absolutely Paul, I always blamed careless tradesmen for dropping potential punctures all over the place...

[myglaren]

[CitroJim]

^^ Keeps the binmen entertained I guess

Meanwhile, life's a beach

My shadow whilst out for a run last evening

[mickthemaverick]

I think a link here to a video I've just posted will possibly give the video a wider viewing. There are some astounding details in it:

viewtopic.php?p=876409#p876409

[CitroJim]

Early dawn over Blue Anchor Bay yesterday morning...

[mickthemaverick]

When was the last time you saw 4 red cars in a queue not to mention the 5th at the front of the other queue!!

First in the MOT queue!!

[myglaren]

Sommarnöje, 1886. Sweden's highest priced painting ever; sold for 26 million SEK on June 3, 2010.

Photographic quality but a watercolour (especially difficult to achieve this level of detail).
Painted by Anders Zorn in 1886.

Image here degraded from being copied so many times.

[mickthemaverick]

It may be degraded Steve but the capture of the water is brilliant!!