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So this morning I’m up in that Yoikshire so all I see from the farm is:
High on a hill was a lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Loud was the voice of the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Folks in a town that was quite remote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Lusty and clear from the goatherd´s throat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
O ho lay dee odl lee o, o ho lay dee odl ay
O ho lay dee odl lee o, lay dee odl lee o lay
@ bikebouy
Yeah he gets a bit weird after a few pints the night before ..
More houses and a road from the front and side. My garden and the neighbours brilliant garden from the back.
We back on to a wooded bit of park, but if I look at an angle out of the top floor front window I can often see Winter Hill.
Useful for assessing riding conditions, though today it's just greyness.
Fields, melting snow,woodland, a stream
WTF? My guitar being used as a snowman decoration?!!!
As of Monday i'll be living in Machynlleth Wales, view from the bedroom window is just hills, trees and blue sky.
Ok i lied about the blue sky.
WTF? My guitar being used as a snowman decoration?!!!
🙂
Several feet of snow, the Ben Nevis Massif and the entire Grey Corries ridge, Lochabers finest salmon river across the road. Nearest neighbour hundreds of metres away, a field next door fringed with a fine strip of mature Scots pine. All aspects are exceptional. It's why I bought it.
Women playing lacrosse in the park opposite.
Monadh Liath one way, Am Monadh Ruadh the other.
From the mancave window, our leaf-less Willow tree; a huge evergreen and lots of fine drizzle.
Winter Hill, Peel Tower & Scout Moor.
the shed i built 18 months ago with advice from here. i still look at it sometimes and think "wow, i cant believe i really built that!" sad innit 😀
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Pretty much this but with more snow. Photo is a year old, but the baby is sleeping so daren't creep up to his room for an up-to-date photo.
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sadexpunk - that's exactly what I feel when I see my shed. In fact any of the furniture in our house that I built, I can't imagine doing!
Haytor.... but only on a really clear day......
With binoculars
The view down the drive from the upstairs terrace.
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Out of the front windows, a camper van and a bungalow.
Out of the rear windows, an animal feed factory and some pylons that are used for training.
Chavs, I need to move.
Almost Sherwood Forest and in the summer neighbor weeding in her bikini.
and in the summer neighbor weeding in her bikini.
She should try waxing.
Steve, the knob heads, house
Headstones, hundreds of them........
I saw a cute, bushy-tailed fox appear from the trees behind my house, this morning. Gave himself a good shake (it was snowing) and then trotted along the garden and disappeared into the trees again. Made my morning.
[quote=ivnickkate ]Headstones, hundreds of them........
You must live near the dead centre of your town
perchypanther - Member"and in the summer neighbor weeding in her bikini."
She should try waxing.
This gave me a good giggle this morning. Cheers Perchy!
The Black Mountains.
-One direction I see the bottom of the Swansea valley, some of Swansea, and the bottom of the Afan valley and the masts.
-Another direction i can see Pen y Fan in far distance
-Out the back I see fields and Cefn Bryn on Gower.
From my bedroom I see the other side of the road and the field that I walk the dogs on. However, this weekend my view was of a snowy forest in souther Sweden. Which one do I prefer? Hmmmm
Like TomB from on here, not to bad to wash the dishes to. @(-(
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From the rear, a waterfall and a ruined mill surrounded by woodland. To the front the farm and down the valley to the bay. Other windows yield views of mossy dry stone walls and old oaks. We don’t really do curtains.