Rustynailer

Thanks everyone for voting me 3rd, i have never done a photography comp' before, so i am very pleased

£41M, thats a blatant rip off IMO, sombody is earning too much from a good cause there :unsure: Well said :blink:

uuuuurrrrrrrrrrrgh thats so gross, the bikes and around the houses uuuuurrrrgh, its too creepy, its like some scifi movie. How did you find that monster anyway? I am still tingling with the creeps now and dont want to look any more

Nobody around now, exept ghosts http://khon.com/khon/displayStory.cfm?storyID=15054

Thats a lot of Collard Doves, we only get them hanging around in 2s and 3s round here. A good picture is that

Thanks SB, at 20ft Wake is low enough, to be overun with waves at 50ft sounds like they will be busey evacuating everyone. I suppose there quite a few people there, there is an arifield.

Wake Island is only about 5ft asl i think

My second entry, Good Bank holiday weather brings out the best in people. They did travel all the way from Scotland b/w The scooters all get together on Sunday for a ride out, some do it in fancy dress Ill go for atmospheric shot for my no3. Summer...................... :lol:

Here is my number one. From the Isle of Wight looking North, towards the Metropolis for intrest i have added the non-comp' full sized version, below.

Thinking about it a bit. Havent we always called Pluto the dwarf planet? I mean from school, thats what I remember it called

Pluto is a word that belongs to us all, and were we all asked?

I see your point Crimsone, i wish people would not keep changing things like this, which we are used too. The minority that voted against the change, were probbably dissapointed, i certainly am. Russ.

Dwarf planet, for Pluto fans about as welcome as the mini-tornado

Rain getting heaver now and more persistant, than earlyer on, i expect its a larger shower. There is a storm to our SW on radar, near the Channel Islands.

1. Anvil Crawler. pic 1 2.Wallop weather. pic 3 3. Simon T. pic 3 4. Canadiancoops. pic 3 5. Ross Bland. pic 2

Nice meeting you aswell Kelly I have posted the pictures of the weather to our East above, on my last post, on this thread. It has gone clear now, suppose i'll keep me eye out for meteors. Russ

Just got back in. met Kelly F on Culver Down , Hellow again Kelly I got some pictures which i will put here via a link in a mo'. The pictures show the cloud mass to our East and how close we came to rain The M25 has flood signs on the Traffic England site by the way.( i tryed copying the htttp but it was so looooong) Russ Here they are:- Number 1 How close the rain came. http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n150/Ru...mgAnch=imgAnch1 Number 2 Later on another close shave. http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n150/Ru...mgAnch=imgAnch1 Number 3 The sunset behind (by half a mile and 10 mins) view 2 http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n150/Ru...mgAnch=imgAnch2 Number 4 Last one. The still stationary cloudmass to our East, dramatic i thaught. http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n150/Ru...mgAnch=imgAnch1

There is a huge cloud mass to the East of the IOW it has stayed there for hours, I have just been to Culver Down the most Easterly point, the cloud looks tremendous, just the odd spot of rain though, i am hoping it just nudges over here a little more Russ

Thanks for that Kar. fasinating No doubt the same is true all over the still parched areas of the UK. Mmmm, i would realy like to fly about in a light plane at the moment :lol:

Hi as promised arial photos i took in the dry Spring of 1997. 9 tumuli in this one, not all are visible, very rare to see anything on this field.(in the middle) This is not a scheduled monument yet, but I like to think it is a good one, its at the very top of a hill. Its got to be somthing good The County archaeologist went and had a look after i had shown him this one, its an Enclosure. Ancient field system, and lots more. Ancient field system. i must have another go at that some day, I did enjoy myself.

That's very good of you, thank you. I am working at the moment(!), tonight i'll post a few pictures, of our local stuff, much better than the one i posted. Russ.

I love the subject, whenever i see local history revealed like that, especially near home, Very interesting. Regardless of how far away I am, I would be interested in seeing the rest of the photos in the paper anyway, i expect it would infringe copyright if you posted them though. Here is a sample of some of my local area which I look for traces of the past in, sorry about the scribbling,it happens that this shot was at hand I could have posted a better one but thats on a hard drive i canot acesse without turning off completly first. Russ

That was a very good post T.M. :lol:

I like meteors , the best, i have seen two good ones The best was in the late 70s, it made some papers and local TV (look north then). I was in bed with the curtains closed, the whole room lit up like nothing i have seen before or since, then there was a long thunderous very basey rumble, which scared the s**t out of everybody and all the animals for miles freaked. I was in Macclesfield Cheshire at the time.

Its raining on and off, at last rain! it did a little overnight aswell 21.1 c