Randoms from Scotland - either on expired PanF50 or FP4+;

FP4_roll35_ (30).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

PanF_roll36_ (22).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

FP4_roll35_ (10).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

And a random bump into JennyG:
PanF_roll36_ (36).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

This morning...

A few I took on a DIY audax last Sunday:











Some more here, I didn't want to hog the thread: https://www.instagram.com/p/CG0bI2MFUwn/

Slightly longer way into work day before last...

Board at work

GregMay wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2020 6:43 pm FInally back orienteering and forcing a 3 year old into brambles. GET IN THE BUSH CHILD:

DSC05439-Edit.jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

Ha, don't joke about 'get in to the brambles child' there is a scary ending to that approach! Orienteering is my number one hobby, and I have encouraged my kids since they could walk.

I always remind them that a) it's a running race, b) always finish, even if you get a bit lost, get to the end, do not drop out as you don;t know how everyone else is doing, and lots of various other 'encouragements.

A couple of years ago my daughter was in the Avon and Somerset Schools league, and was doing ok. At one race in the Forest of Dean she was late back, and increasingly so, I was thinking she had really f****d it up and I admit I was getting a bit cross. Eventually I went for a walk and saw her coming down a track towards the finish, bloody walking! I shouted to remind her "It's a running race" at which point she looked up at me, smiled and jogged to the finish. I asked her why she had taken so long and she just looked down at her foot..........



She had jumped a stream and got stuck in some hidden barbed wire on landing. She told me it really hurt, but that she knew she had to finish to get the points in the race! Anyway, It was nothing 5 stitches and a tetanus couldn't fix!

I have never felt so guilty and proud in one moment in my whole life

Oh, she won the seasons competition

Skills :)

Mine is only 3, I've had her trying to go through brashings to get to controls - she has no fear of the sharpness, just irritation that it's in the way of where her compass is pointing. Even if it's totally incorrect.

GregMay wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 8:34 pm Skills :)

Mine is only 3, I've had her trying to go through brashings to get to controls - she has no fear of the sharpness, just irritation that it's in the way of where her compass is pointing. Even if it's totally incorrect.

Absolutely excellent, it sounds like you are teaching her the way to do it, and who cares if she goes the wrong way now and again? I hope she sticks with it, it is the sport which has brought me the most joy

One of my local neighbours!

Last night

They just should not allow us psychiatric nurses anywhere near home blood testing kits! It was like Reservoir Dogs in my kitchen, my general nurse friends think this is hilarious and all say they would have only needed one finger, not three!



I now need a lay down and probably a blood transfusion

On this morning's ride, the photo doesn't really do the colours justice. I just stopped for a few minutes to listen to the birds singing, magical.

It's photos like that that make me wish I still had a commute.

Just popped outside and saw that this. Seems there's a bit of a meteorological battle going on.

It's gone a bit Independence Day

pistonbroke wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 5:54 pm It's gone a bit Independence Day

voodoo_simon wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 2:57 pm Last night

Lovely photo

Wow, what a capture

K1100T wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 11:51 am On this morning's ride, the photo doesn't really do the colours justice. I just stopped for a few minutes to listen to the birds singing, magical.

Have you tried tweaking images with Google Snapseed, obviously not Photoshop, but surprisingly good on a phone..

JohnClimber wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 10:52 pm

That canal(?) looks a bit dry for a barge , but still wet enough if just barging across. :shock
:
Nice pictures...
That sky is incredible unless that is the local oil refinery...

From Liverpool today on the water approaching the Albert Dock

a post Christmas lunch wobble in the ice, treated to a bit of a view



a bit of ice on a rock a few days later,


Same day as the rock, a human about to drop off the edge
My third run in the last couple of weeks, also my third in a few years, fast I was not... (I blame the terrain)

ledburner wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:42 pm Have you tried tweaking images with Google Snapseed, obviously not Photoshop, but surprisingly good on a phone..

Check the EXIF, way ahead of you...

K1100T wrote: ↑Fri Jan 01, 2021 1:37 pm

ledburner wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:42 pm Have you tried tweaking images with Google Snapseed, obviously not Photoshop, but surprisingly good on a phone..

Check the EXIF, way ahead of you...

So yo already have?
Checking images on flickr or other hosting site is a bit too nerdy for me. Sorry I left the Anorak behind, (also it's a bit too cold for that at moment).
Glad your enjoying it, maybe other will find it's potential. Free aswell