Zulus, thousands of ’em.

jekkyl – Member
watch out, loads of boasting incoming.

Everyone in Burnley can see Pendle Hill. It’s quite big.
🙂

and back home… and continuing the grey/bleak theme…
the marshes in Great Expectations

Squirels and a sparrow

out the kitchen thw maidens paps (on a good day)

I bet it is.

My neighbours caravan.
Grey miserable sky
Two robins fighting
My shed. 🙂
Annnnnnnnnnnnnd a partridge in a pear tree.Aha.

My neighbours car parked on my drive….grrrr
The Isle of Wight
The Solent
some Martello towers
A few freighters at anchor
shingle beach
The Chimet weather station. ( 1 person on here will know what it is )

An unfashionable northern town.

More specifically, 96 acres of grassy park, with avenues of trees, grassy slopes, football, cricket, hockey and rugby pitches surrounded by comfortable looking Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian villas. If I look carefully between the houses of the far side, I can see the traffic on what was once the Great North Road. To the right, the spires of the town churches, to the left, the grandstands of the racecourse and the new hotel being built.

Chimet !!!!

Niiiice..

Any surf ?

A sheep.

The moon sometimes
A good stretch of the Mersey from Crosby to the new Runcorn bridge
The masts on Old Pale at Delamere

curto80 – Member
Sydney Opera House, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and herds of wilderbeast sweeping majestically across the plain

Ah – Curto must be in Torquay.

The neighbour mowing her lawn in training shoes.

Nothing else, just the shoes.

( Not today but it’s the sort of ‘treat’ we get during the summer).

Bregante – Member
Ah – Curto must be in Torquay.

He can probably see the sea as well.
Over there, between the land and the sky.

A sprawling mid-90’s housing estate

You’re not understanding the game, you’re meant to be saying what you can see if the surrounding houses weren’t there!

I can see a viaduct from my front room where I’m sat now with Wainstalls tower in the distance, the woods all my rides start and end in out the other side and if I look out the back there’s more woods and the canal.

Trees that form part of a small nature reserve and the Crystal Palace transmitter. I can see a couple of roofs and the tops of buses on a main road but they are obscured for most of the year by leaves.
If I lean out the bathroom window I get a panoramic view from the shard past Battersea, Wembley right round to the Heathrow approach flight path.
Having previously lived in a terrace where you just have a brick wall and somebody’s kitchen for a view i get great pleasure in the fact I can only see trees and sky when sat in the living room.

My garage.

Some other houses out the front (I’d only have to knock 2 down to see the Yorkshire Dales or hills thereof)

Some leafless trees out the back & can see the NY Moors through them. Can almost see Kilburn Hoss!

If it wasn’t grey and wet…

West: hills of North Wales
South: two castles
North: my barn
East: trees

I like it here 🙂

It’s hard to find just the right amount of vaunting abashment, but out the back …a small forest with some very cold bullocks in it. Out the front rolling fields, hills and a river. A small boat has broken the otherwise perfectly still river’s glass like reflection of the snow capped hills.

Mountains to the left of me
Fields to the right
Stuck in the middle with ewes

The Irish sea, Tara hill and croghan mountain.

Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plain.

May be porky piecing on that but my glass balustrade an deckings lush thou.

Telephone exchange across the road – fast broadband.

Some other bungalows out the back.

In the middle of town, 7 or 8 pubs/eateries within 200m. I love the hills but I’m a townie at heart.

Front – a mixture of Victorian, Regency and Elizabethan houses, walls and wobbly rooftops. And the spire of a Cathedral.

Back – a church, a church hall and lots of trees.

Out the front:

[url=https://flic.kr/p/XfhN98]The front lawn[/url] by John Stanley, on Flickr

Out the back:

[url=https://flic.kr/p/Ra8G3v]6_750786[/url] by John Stanley, on Flickr

I can see TJs flat

Forth Bridge, Forth Road Bridge, a bit of the Queensferry Crossing and all the way along the Forth to North Berwick Law with the Pentlands and Lammermuirs as a backdrop. And sea as the foreground

At night on occasion from the back of the house I can see the glow of Barad Dur.

A repaired fence (see earlier post).

A small lawn, a fence and then a huge field and a valley that stretches right down to the Ribble and the flatlands of The Fylde. We can see all the weather coming over from the Irish sea and we get some smashing sunsets. Right now there are sheep in the field but in Spring the cows will be back and we will be able to watch them calving from the back of the house.

Front, my Land Rover then trees. Back, sodding great trees. One side, sodding great holly hedge then trees. Other side , nowt. It’s a semi.

The Moon!!
Castell Coch
Trees……….faaawwwsaaaands of em

A very misty Black Mountain. The Amman Valley.

some very cold bullocks in it

well those folk should have put thermals on shouldn’t they?

Waist deep snow , a frozen lake, the mountains, my two perfect children playing with my beautiful swedish wife , next to the garage with my bikes in it. Yeah boy

Some wet kit, hung up to drip mud, murk, drizzle, a muddy patio, and some mud.

A bin.

Trees. A couple of houses. More trees. One of the main roads through the village. A cliff with houses on top. In the distance, Thackley

No snow today though

Front, my wife’s car that I’m about to check the fit of some snow chains on ready for the mountains next week, a road and then a few other houses. The back, lawn, kids play area, our field and the stream then the Mendip hills with a few cows on them.

Trees & fields