Camera in your pocket thread.
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Taken on the journey to work this morning.
Ladies Mile, in East Sussex.
Ladies Mile, in East Sussex.
How could I miss a photo-thread!? 
I always have my compact camera with me. Here is some of the latest:
Treecrocodile by Daniel Cederberg, on Flickr
Ice of Aspen (04) by Daniel Cederberg, on Flickr
Banvallen fog rising by Daniel Cederberg, on Flickr
I always have my compact camera with me. Here is some of the latest:Treecrocodile by Daniel Cederberg, on Flickr
Ice of Aspen (04) by Daniel Cederberg, on Flickr
Banvallen fog rising by Daniel Cederberg, on Flickr
haha, yes, but now when you say that I think it looks like a T-rex dinosaurThe Ice of Aspen looks like Aliens mouth...
cool, matches the above pic
On a similar theme, my daughter took this shot in the garden this morning.
A male pheasant that seems to keep popping into to the garden, perched on one of the sculptures that I have created.
A male pheasant that seems to keep popping into to the garden, perched on one of the sculptures that I have created.
fantastic sculptureOn a similar theme, my daughter took this shot in the garden this morning.
A male pheasant that seems to keep popping into to the garden, perched on one of the sculptures that I have created.
and what a nice guest you have there, he's playing with the faith
Glad that you like it.
Here it is at the end of the construction stage. I was asked to be an artist in residence for a weekend a local garden centre, and needed to find something to make that would be quiet when compared with my other creations that require power tools and chainsaws. Drilling holes and carving teeth, fitted the brief nicely.
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Here it is at the end of the construction stage. I was asked to be an artist in residence for a weekend a local garden centre, and needed to find something to make that would be quiet when compared with my other creations that require power tools and chainsaws. Drilling holes and carving teeth, fitted the brief nicely.
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Last week spring came!!
...but today, winter came again!! ehh, well. Too bad my fatbike is broken I actually got the last piece today, but broke another piece this weekend because of "bad planning", so now I can't fix it. Otherwise I could had used it from tomorrow!! But well. It can't always be good. So now I have written that, feel much better now thanks.
So... this morning we had a wonderful winter landscape from the living room:
And... I took out my push bike with spikes tyres for the first time in loong time (this winter has been very mild).
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And I also went downtown to try another type of bike:
I intend to use it to open up new doors, so to say, you take it on the train, to Denmark, Norway or something. And then some small touring and it can also be good to have for many other things. I ordered a Brompton S6R with almost the same color scheme as the demo bike there.
...but today, winter came again!!
ehh, well. Too bad my fatbike is broken I actually got the last piece today, but broke another piece this weekend because of "bad planning", so now I can't fix it. Otherwise I could had used it from tomorrow!! But well. It can't always be good. So now I have written that, feel much better now thanks.So... this morning we had a wonderful winter landscape from the living room:
And... I took out my push bike with spikes tyres for the first time in loong time (this winter has been very mild).
....
And I also went downtown to try another type of bike:
I intend to use it to open up new doors, so to say, you take it on the train, to Denmark, Norway or something. And then some small touring and it can also be good to have for many other things. I ordered a Brompton S6R with almost the same color scheme as the demo bike there.
The landscape looks beautiful and Spring will come soon enough.
Sorry about your Fatbike.
Sorry about your Fatbike.
When I first made and put up this nest box, I recall a lady that had been walking past, having a real go at me by saying that it was inappropriate and cruel.
Working on some bike maintenance in the garage whilst it rained today and this appeared walking towards me.
Any ideas is it a FWS ?
What ever it is it lived another day as I put it in the garden.
Any ideas is it a FWS ?
What ever it is it lived another day as I put it in the garden.
Thanks for clarifying
.The markings on the abdomen look similar to that of a False Widow though library pics I've seen look a bit different.
It's the Hacklemesh Weaver spider, Amaurobius ferox, sometimes called the Black Lace Weaver spider
Here's a link to a photo for comparison.
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