where did you walk today?

[Pippa]

Originally Posted by muddyfeet

How lucky am i

That top one looks like Marsden Bay, and the bottom one looks like South Shields beach looking towards Trow Rocks?

Didn't walk anywhere today, was supposed to have yesterday off but was cancelled, so now have Friday off instead to go out walking. Hopefully the weather will get brighter so I can get some decent pics![/quote]

Correct on both counts MF and i shall be at Trow rocks first thing tomorrow before work.

[Pippa]

I love pics like that Natureguy and Nick.Makes me want to know what is around the corner.

[ChrisJB]

Took a walk along Marine Drive, near Southport this morning, whilst at Marshside RSPB reserve. Loads of good stuff there yesterday according to the visitor's book (male Hen Harrier, Merlin and Barn Owl). Nowt today!
In the afternoon, strolled round Martin Mere, best bird, Marsh Harrier. Spent awhile learning how to use my new camera (decidedly patchy results so far).
Nice idea for a thread by the way.

Regards, Chris

[agrumpycow]

There are some lovely photos on this thread The only walks I've done recently have been from home to bus stop, bus stop to work and back but I'm planning on at least one long walk this weekend so hopefully I'll be able to contribute with some photos this weekend.

[tameblackbirds]

Originally Posted by agrumpycow

There are some lovely photos on this thread The only walks I've done recently have been from home to bus stop, bus stop to work and back but I'm planning on at least one long walk this weekend so hopefully I'll be able to contribute with some photos this weekend.

yes I've been stuck in today went to Lichfield yesterday to see cathedral



So this is where i walked yesterday

[ogwen]

Originally Posted by agrumpycow

There are some lovely photos on this thread The only walks I've done recently have been from home to bus stop, bus stop to work and back but I'm planning on at least one long walk this weekend so hopefully I'll be able to contribute with some photos this weekend.

Same here claire , not been on a good walk for ages , think the last time was november all the way down in the new forest after it had been bucketing down with rain. Think i sank in the mud down to the ancles, but luckily had someone to grab onto to heave myself out . Saw my first wild deer there too, and the ponies, that was pretty cool . Saw a donkey too which we named bob .

[kiwi]

Same place i go every time i go out.
Although i saw a buzzard today which is nice i guess.

[kiltoncomp]

here are three views of the "quieter" parts of clumber park , brilliant at this time of the year,







on a two hour walk, you hardly see another person, yet around the visitor centre they maybe hundreds of visitors, (dont tell them about this part of clumber)

Brian.

[NickCantle]

That part of Clumber looks like most of Norfolk Brian.

[kiltoncomp]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

That part of Clumber looks like most of Norfolk Brian.

Having only ever been to the Kings Lynn area of Norfolk, i will have to take your word for it Nick,

the area in pic 3 is nice on a summer afternoon, you can sit among the heather and watch the meadow pipits "parachuting" downwards while singing away (plenty of fungi in this area too Nick )