Just an odd background, to create a not your usual image, for what could well have been a "Splendid Waxcap" to highlight its splendidness
A very transient picture for that ball which had a pinprick leak and needed pumping up. At the hands of a "car" double-barrel footpump, I succeeded in bursting it like a balloon minutes later 
Ohh gosh Neil
They go off with quite a bang when they do that! 
Pontcysyllte AqueductAt Pontcysyllte (Welsh for “connecting bridge”) the Llangollen Canal crosses the River Dee at a height of 120 feet (36 meters) by means of a breathtaking aqueduct that marches more than 1,000 feet (306 meters) over the valley on nineteen slender, tapering (and partly hollow) masonry piers. Built between 1795 and 1805, the graceful structure remains the highest navigable canal aqueduct ever built. Besides its own weight it supports 1,680 tons (1,524 tonnes) of water. Pontcysyllte Aqueduct has been correctly identified as “one of the heroic monuments of the Industrial Revolution,” and the novelist Walter Scott asserted that it was the finest work of art he had ever seen.
but worth digging up again for POTD's water theme. Jellicoe's Water Garden at...
To buy some birdseed, as there wasn't any in the park!
Eventually some time later Vauxhall started using Colour Film! Here's some November 8th 2022, from the shutter clicks of the Falcon.NewcastleFalcon wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 10:21 POTD Challenge of the Day Tuesday 8th November 2022
A lake, a pond, a river, a stream, a burn (for us northern folk), a puddle.
Yes water of any shape or form, natural, staged, watering can or hosepipe, or water droplets.
Go on have a try
It's a regular visitor and it's been spotted many times, but don't expect me to ever catch a shot of it 
