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Sunday 7th July 2024

Grizedale again
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Sunday 30th June 2024

Lowther
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Wednesday 26th June 2024

Oxford open day
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Sunday 23rd June 2024

Getting sunburnt in Lytham
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Yeah . . . met up with the Horton's today, a beach hut thingy having been hired all day. Somehow, we all managed to get sunburnt to a greater or lesser degree. I had slathered sun-block all over my exposed skin, but still my feet managed to get sunburnt. Go figure.

Saturday 22nd June 2024

Grizedale
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Sunday 16th June 2024

Father's Day / Wedding Anniversary
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Sunday 9th June 2024

permissible as long as the atoms remain close to their equilibrium positions
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Wednesday 5th June 2024

Ceanothus
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Every summer our two ceanothus bushes go absolutely crazy with a riot of purple flowers, albeit at slightly different times - one bush flowers before the other. I've thought about this before, but never got around to it: trying to capture this on camera. So I took a load of pictures on a sunny day, including a few other flowering plants. Perhaps I'll print some of these out and stick 'em on a spare picture frame we have lying around.

Saturday 1st June 2024

Arnside
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Saturday 25th May 2024

Grizedale
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Monday 13th May 2024

Probably just clouds
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After the amazing display of northern lights recently, I wondered if we would be treated to any further displays, but perhaps not. Are these just plain old clouds, albeit kind of interesting and streaky? Managed to capture what could be a shooting star though. In fact, if you look closely at that middle picture, it looks like several streaks all emanating from roughly the same point.

Sunday 12th May 2024

Clougha
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Well, that's weird. These two photos have the same filename as two other pictures taken the previous day. How is that possible?! So I've have had to manually rename them. Hmmmmm, not good. Anyway, these two pictures are all that I have from a walk around Clougha done today. Parked at Rigg Lane car park, walked along the road and then went back via Clougha.

Saturday 11th May 2024

Northern Lights, part two
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Friday 10th May 2024

Northern Lights, part one
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By way of explanation for the pictures taken today and in the early hours of Saturday. We got a message from A****** at 23:14 with an intriguing picture of some aurora borealis type effect in the skies over Liverpool. I initially suspected another wind-up, but as the Horton's left our house a bit later, we noticed 'something' in the skies. Sat out in the back garden, something was definitely going on, and many pictures ensued. At first, I was hurrying to get my camera set up, and so the focus (and various other settings) wasn't set correctly. Eventually I managed to get the camera configured correctly, and pointed the camera at various parts of the sky with a 10 - 15 second exposure. Definitely one of those rare events where the phenomena was strong enough to reach us in this part of the country AND there were no clouds. Incredible.

Thursday 2nd May 2024

Leighton Hall, kind of
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Yeah, I know . . . I didn't catch M**** at the best time here . . . a bit of a frown going on. Still, I'm loving the light from the setting sun in these pictures. I think we started of from somewhere near Leighton Moss and headed towards Leighton Hall, I believe.