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1000 words. Photos on GN.

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Ellianne Fri 16-Oct-20 10:25:24

They say a picture paints a thousand words and there have been some lovely photos on GN recently. I am a visual person and, especially at this time, pictures cheer me up. Autumn scenes, people's gardens, cake baking, craftwork, pets, clothes we fancy buying etc. Even stock images of Boris, royalty etc.
What is the general feeling? Are they superfluous or do they add another dimension? Are we "allowed" to just drop them into a non photographic thread?

Ellianne Thu 12-Nov-20 16:46:35

Nice one dustyangel.

dustyangel Thu 12-Nov-20 16:37:46

Algarve in the Spring, second attempt!

Ellianne Thu 12-Nov-20 16:36:30

Black ones here too!

dustyangel Thu 12-Nov-20 16:24:26

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Callistemon Thu 12-Nov-20 15:32:51

Callistemon Yes I think it is. We walked from Finchfield

I used to go there when I was a child NannyJan53
That brought back memories.

Callistemon Thu 12-Nov-20 15:19:56

This one was a bit more curious!

Ellianne Thu 12-Nov-20 15:13:45

Sheep may safely graze.
Oblivious.

LauraNorder Thu 12-Nov-20 13:41:41

Notspaghetti, we have big storms and the beaches change for a year or so sometimes stones, sometimes tonnes of seaweed then after a while the sand returns. Borthwen has been stony for a good many years, shame cos it used to be one of the sandiest.
How do you know the area? Did you live here or holiday?

NannyJan53 Thu 12-Nov-20 09:23:47

Callistemon Yes I think it is. We walked from Finchfield .

Ellianne Thu 12-Nov-20 09:13:29

How rude, sticking your tongue out for a photo!

NotSpaghetti Thu 12-Nov-20 08:17:19

LauraNorder What a great place to live with a family. Lovely!
... but where has all the sand gone? Cable Bay always had lots of pebbles and Church Bay sort of 1/3 pebbles but Borthwen was once almost all sand! I've just googled Borthwen images and was amazed at the changes.

Ellianne Wed 11-Nov-20 22:39:10

Some places never change much, therein lies their charm.
If you think about it, even London - with all its new glass buildings and skyscrapers - still retains its old historical heart.

Hellogirl1 Wed 11-Nov-20 21:59:29

Sidmouth doesn`t look to have changed very much in the 17 years since we were there, I loved those cliffs.

Ellianne Wed 11-Nov-20 20:00:41

Maybe if you enlarge it you can see from a different angle Hellogirl.
The Western end is prettier.

Hellogirl1 Wed 11-Nov-20 19:30:14

Ellianne, is that the reason for the extra railings across the beach at that end? My pic was taken in 2003.

Ellianne Wed 11-Nov-20 19:12:43

grin

Callistemon Wed 11-Nov-20 18:38:06

Prize?
It was a free trip over the Prince of Wales Bridge, only you're not allowed into Wales!
???????

Kate1949 Wed 11-Nov-20 18:38:02

That's OK Hellogirl. Lovely photo.

Ellianne Wed 11-Nov-20 18:19:27

Hellogirl you join the winners' team! We're good at this!
That cliff behing you is eroding almost on a weekly basis. Lots of rock falls but some people still insist on walking under it.

Hellogirl1 Wed 11-Nov-20 18:15:41

Sorry Kate, for mixing you up with Kitty!
Ellianne, is that Sidmouth, My hubby took a photo of me standing near those railings. That`s assuming I`m right, of course, lol!

Callistemon Wed 11-Nov-20 18:10:53

Is that canal bridge at Fordhouses, NannyJan?

Ellianne Wed 11-Nov-20 18:10:02

Prize?

Callistemon Wed 11-Nov-20 18:07:29

Lisagran nearly!
Ellianne Well done, it's the early stages of the Second Severn Crossing, now the Prince of Wales Bridge. Picture taken from the English side.

NannyJan53 Wed 11-Nov-20 16:35:28

Fishing Lakes near our local canal in The Black Country, and our canal walk last week near Wolverhampton

Lisagran Wed 11-Nov-20 15:27:43

Near Crickhowell, Wales - on a camping trip last month

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