afoolandhisfuji , to random
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Stormy Coastline

Monochrome shot of stormy skies over pebble beach with concrete break and metal warning pole
Monochrome shot of stormy skies over pebble beach with concrete break and metal warning pole

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It's summer! Know what means? Wildflower meadows.

We decided on a fairly local favourite: Sedbergh and its fields of flowers beneath the Howgills.

My oh my, they were chock full!

This image depicts a serene rural scene in Sedbergh, located in the Yorkshire Dales. In the foreground, a piebald horse, primarily white with large brown patches, stands in a lush, green meadow filled with yellow buttercup flowers. The horse appears to be grazing, with its head lowered slightly. It wears a red halter, and its long, white mane flows gently. Behind the horse, there is a traditional dry stone wall, characteristic of the Yorkshire Dales, running horizontally across the image. Beyond the wall, the landscape features dense greenery with trees and bushes. In the distance, rolling hills rise up with a patchwork of fields and more trees, creating a sense of depth and tranquillity.
The photo shows a rural scene in Sedbergh, located in the Yorkshire Dales. The foreground features a lush green field dotted with countless small yellow buttercups. The field is gently sloping and shows curved paths where the grass has been slightly flattened, possibly from walking or natural growth patterns. To the left, a person is walking along a narrow path that runs beside a dense line of trees and bushes. The tree leaves are a vibrant green, and some branches stretch out towards the field. A wire fence runs parallel to the path, partially visible among the foliage. In the background, the landscape extends into rolling hills covered in more greenery, with scattered trees and hedgerows. The sky above is overcast, with thick grey clouds suggesting the possibility of rain, creating a moody yet peaceful atmosphere.
A picturesque rural scene in Sedbergh, located in the Yorkshire Dales. In the foreground, a weathered, partially hollowed-out tree trunk is prominently featured. The trunk is covered in green moss, with some small plants growing from it. There are also some shelf-like fungi attached to it. The tree stands next to a metal wire fence, which runs horizontally across the image. A small pink foxglove plant is visible at the base of the fence. Beyond the fence, there is a vibrant field filled with buttercups, which stretch across the landscape. The field leads to gentle, rolling hills in the background, covered in lush green grass and scattered with a few trees. The sky above is partly cloudy with patches of blue visible, suggesting a pleasant, mild day.

A picturesque landscape in Sedbergh, located within the Yorkshire Dales. The foreground is dominated by an expansive meadow filled with vibrant buttercups, creating a carpet of gold. The meadow gently slopes upwards, leading the eye towards a line of lush green trees that mark the edge of the field. Beyond the trees, rolling hills stretch into the distance, covered in a mix of green pastures and darker, more rugged terrain. The sky above is a dramatic array of grey clouds, hinting at possible rain, but with patches of lighter sky breaking through, allowing some sunlight to dapple the landscape below.
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    megalithic , to random
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    The atmospheric location of Castlerigg, looking SSE down over Dale Bottom. Low and High Rigg middle foreground on the left and beyond is the Helvellyn massif. The dark green rounded lump at the end of the valley is great Howe at Legburthwaite. More 1/

    afoolandhisfuji , to random
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    Barnacles

    Macro shots of baby barnacles and details. The little ones are a few millimetres across.

    Macro shot of baby barnacles on a rock
    Macro shot of barnacles on a rock, showing details in the shell
    Macro shot of barnacle covered in algae on a rock

    afoolandhisfuji , to random
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    Couple on a Beach

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    Welcome to the April 12th BikeNite! Thanks for joining, and I hope we all enjoy chatting about cycle stuff! Feel free to answer whenever at your convenience. Anyone can join, now or later. Reply to what you like, and boost for visibility.

    We'll start out with our introduction, inspired by comment from @rodbotic:

    Q1. Where are you posting from today? What does a typical ride for you look like? Share a photo if you'd like.

    pete ,
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    @ascentale @rodbotic A1 At home in , UK. A typical ride looks something like this …

    A view of a beach between sand dunes with handlebars in the foreground
    A gravel track viewed from behind handlebards
    Country lane viewed from behind bike handlebars

    afoolandhisfuji , to random
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    Ambleside

    Couple of shots of the town while on a survey

    Aerial shot over the town of Ambleside in Cumbria, with tree covered hills and fields, lake to left frame and blue cloud scattered skies above

    afoolandhisfuji , to random
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    Along the River

    Ambleside in Monochrome

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    RickGaehl , to random
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    A view from yesterday's walk for

    Wen , to random
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    A wonderful view of Wastwater from Great Gable. One of a number of photographs that have become available from the Sankey Archive - a collection of photographs made by a father and son duo between the 1880s and the 1970s from their base in Barrow-in-Furness.

    This is an incredible collection.

    https://www.sankeyphotoarchive.uk/

    Launch of TSS Otranto, Barrow-in-Furness 9th June 1925 This was the sixth liner to be built after World War 1 by the yard, and the second for the Orient Steam Navigation Company. She had the designation of RMS for Royal Mail Ship. She was taken up as a troop ship in World War 2 and took part in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily and Italy. She was refitted after the war and resumed her service to Australia. She was finally scrapped in 1957.

    afoolandhisfuji , to random
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    So one quirky ability of the Mini 4 Pro is true vertical captures with the camera unit turning 90 degrees on the gimbal.

    Not sure will use masses but it's interesting.

    Aerial shot over moorland and farmland with clear blue skies and whispy clouds
    Aerial shot over moorland and farmland with clear blue skies and whispy clouds

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    @RolloTreadway Ooh, love mint cake, it’s almost enshrined in law that you eat it round here! .

    Ornamental kale sounds lovely, I’m rubbish at growing brassicas despite netting up.

    If they have choices like that, there might well be something to tempt and lift you. And make the trip worthwhile 🙂.

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