Cities and towns just weren’t built for the onslaught of the motor vehicle Dachs…
Happy Christmas 
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@Dachs thats similar pic with cars
now no cars allowed
i agree only been few months and hard to imagine it when cars was allowed down it
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That’s true, Bob. They did not even have coaches in mind which even in the 14th century would still have been extremely rare.
Merry Christmas to you and all readers.
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No jingle bells. This is what nature looks like at Christmas in my neck of the woods, more like the end of autumn than winter. If you say the landscape feels cold and desolate as it looked this morning from my bicycle, I agree,
but back home I spotted some early buds on my hydrangea. It’s been far to warm again before the next frost will destroy them.
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today we went up the coast to Knott End, where is Knott End i hear you ask
North of Blackpool, south of Lancaster, weather misty murky not good for piccies but here go
we are right across the river Wyre from Fleetwood, you heard of Fleetwood?
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Is that at low tide?
Shipwreck on the Cockburn Coast
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that was a very low tide, not seen it as far out as that before
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A venomous Dugite Snake at Mandurah Western Australia, November 2024.
Dugite venom causes the blood to clot and the victim, including humans can die within hours.
The last death from a Dugite snake bite was in 2015 when a woman out for a pleasant afternoon walk in South Fremantle was bitten on the heel.
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Nice one Mr Bretick !
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A Mechanical Kangaroo
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Like The Kelpies in Scotland:
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Were you in that one, Mr Foxy ?
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Yep Bes, that’s me in the ‘Stainforth’ vest, with my head down stopping the watch on the finish line…
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Ah, gotcha Foxy !
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Two Corellas being frisky during mating season
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Foxy approaching the finish of a 42 mile fell race in Osmotherly…in 6 hours 01 minute…
The bloke in the white tee shirt is the finish line…
I’ve just altered my name to protect the innocent… 
The official results sheet…97 runners took part.
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Excellent, Mr Foxy! I have probably commented that my cousin’s husband runs marathons quite regularly - so far around 110 and different places including the Antarctic.
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Well done Mr Fox! 
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