The 52 project - Week 26

[Clicker]

.....And Again folks .... Take one twixt today and the 31st July for an entry for week 26 ...

You know the drill.... Left  right left right ........

[Korky]

Walking near †he village of Holme in Cumbria a couple of days ago and came across a small stretch of limestone pavement where I discovered this small shrub growing between blocks of stone. Later, I met with a fellow rambler who explained that the limestone blocks are known as clints and the gaps between them are called grikes. Hence.....

Out of the Grike

 

 

[kev7d]

Metal 26

[Ryewolf]

Castlerigg Stone Circle - if I was going to build a stone circle - I know I would have avoided where Stonehenge was built in Salisbury in Wiltshire (which is as flat as a pancake and totally boring) and built it here....

[David995031]

16 hours ago, Ryewolf said:

Castlerigg Stone Circle - if I was going to build a stone circle - I know I would have avoided where Stonehenge was built in Salisbury in Wiltshire (which is as flat as a pancake and totally boring) and built it here....

Dragging a 20 ton lump of rock up a mountain? Think you might be on your own with that one

 

[David995031]

A fairly mundane pile of bricks but caught in the rays of the rising sun, I found it quite appealing

[sjr]

Bit of a rushed last min snap from a bit of weeding whilst washing the car. Only the 2nd pic I have taken with the camera in last 7 days.

Foxtail Grass

 

[Jon]

I thought I'd posted this. Yet another "craft" moment.

The wear at Salts Mill, Saltaire

 

[Clicker]

Yaaaay.... Celebrating sunshine...

[Ryewolf]

7 hours ago, David995031 said:

Dragging a 20 ton lump of rock up a mountain?

Or you could use stone from the various mountains that surround it on 4 sides and just roll them down hill... and not have to drag them (the 'bluestones' of Stonehenge) from 140 miles away....

[Ryewolf]

Nice one Jon, my sister has seen Salmon at this weir, she lives not far away in Idle... (It has a Working Mens Club, the Idle Working Mens Club - which is a bit of an Oxymoron in itself..)

[Clicker]

1 minute ago, Ryewolf said:

Nice one Jon, my sister has seen Salmon at this weir, she lives not far away in Idle... (It has a Working Mens Club, the Idle Working Mens Club - which is a bit of an Oxymoron in itself..)

Oh I just love that Rye ... you couldn't make it up could ya ?

[Kobione]

2 hours ago, Clicker said:

Yaaaay.... Celebrating sunshine...

 

Yes, surprising what a little bit of sunshine brings:

[Korky]

Another week ends and a blob of kudos goes to everyone. Share the love my little photo-bunnies!

Korky