Non Icmeler Photo Thread.

[redrhino12]

December 1st Pics

All that snow we've got none, just ice, ice and more ice.

I want the doggie awwwww

[Marm]

#reat pictures Gene. Guess we're lucky in Liverpool - no snow only ice.

[starchild01]

Brilliant photo's

[jayjay1950]

We in Gloucester have only had a slight flutter of snow, not enough to cover the ground. That looks beautiful redrhino12, a real Christmas scene

[stevew]

Great Photos.......... as usual Gene
Steve

[pdbartlett]

Here's a couple from today in snowy Colnbrook (just west of Heathrow):





Full album (12 pics, including a couple of cat ones for Colette ) at http://www.flickr.com/photos/pdbartlett ... 623970984/

Cheers,
Paul, Rosie & Sophie.

[pdbartlett]

Two posts in a row, but with almost 6 months between them

This afternoon I abseiled off Guy's Tower in London (world's tallest hospital building at 469ft!) and here are the piccies:






It was definitely good fun, but like the walk to the flag I'm not in too much of a hurry to repeat it

- Paul.

[redrhino12]

Great pics Paul,but I would sooner walk to the Flag

Gene

[starchild01]

Great photo's Paul. I suffer from a fear of heights, and at the moment, just looking at your photo's has sent my tummy into turmoil

[stevew]

Would love to do that...........even with a fear of heights. But i`ll have to settle for the flag this year.

Steve

[bobbysgirl]

Super pics, wish I had yorur courage!!

[billy01]

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[rosiebartlett]

Found in our garden today (by our cats, but they didn't seem to hurt it!):



Yet another reason I'd rather be in Icmeler

- Rosie, Paul & Sophie (and Cyrus and Sweep who found it).

[starchild01]

OMG!!!

[dksbbs]

Found in our garden today (by our cats, but they didn't seem to hurt it!):



Yet another reason I'd rather be in Icmeler

- Rosie, Paul & Sophie (and Cyrus and Sweep who found it).

So you've not seen the pictures of the snakes in Icmeler/Marmaris

Dave

What did you do with it Rosie ?

[juju]

Is it an adder? If so just as well the cat didnt try and hurt it!

[rosiebartlett]

Sorry, should have said. It was "just" a grass snake (though at 4ft quite a big one) so once we'd definitely identified it we just opened the gate so it could get to wherever it was going (probably the river near us, as despite their name they mainly live and hunt near water, and can even swim well).

In actual fact it looked as if one of the cats had managed to scratch it a little, but fortunately no real harm done (to any of them!).

- Rosie.