How about allowing photos?

Yes...thank you finocchio I shall be a frequent visitor.

I trust that GNHQ won't ban me for cluttering the forum.

Beautiful pic. soop.

Before I close down and do something awfully tiresome, like housework, here is last night's Kintyre sunset.

Late summer brings with it some beautiful colours...

Tasty looking or what?

I love the toad.
We have a lilypad pool in the garden for birds. Passing dogs drink from it, birds bath in it, and today I saw a long tailed lizard draped over about to have a drink. As I went for the camera DH shouted "it's fallen in" and we both rushed to rescue it. They can obviously swim as she/he had disappeared quickly.
For the first time ever I have seen a lot of baby lizards around, only about two inches long including the tail.

Tiny crested newt (I think)?

The photos are all very special.

Last night's sunset was amazing...

And today's clouds were lovely too.

Lovely wee newt, poppikok.

This one is called...Oh no - not another sunset...

And this one...Oh no - not another pic of Rory...

And this one is for the lovers of the island of Gigha...

And this one is my loungue as I'd like it

Galen!

Looks as though it might be a bit draughty...

Wherein you could hold court, Galen!

Might overawe some of the more belligerent claimants!
Not that I see them in my lounge!

Need a sceptre though
Her sceptre shows the force of temporal power, wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings.
Discuss!

Marvellous clouds over the Papa of Jura...

"His"

to start off with

Was that red kite shysal ?
I saw some Himalayan Balsam today that had gone "double" Instead of the usual tidy 2 up 2 down pink flower it was a random, tassely untidy one. Seems to be spreading. But after a tedious 20 minutes or so trying to get a decent ID pic of DH earlier (3 cameras before he was happy) I did not take a camera out for the walk!

Jing it's MY SCEPTRE and I am definitely female (I think)

JessM Himalayan Balsam is a very invasive weed.In our area we are advised to report spreading growth to some environmental dept. and have it
thoroughly removed.