Winsford Soul

Just for the oyster catchers out there.

Hello Ali. Glad to hear that your ok. All good here thank you very much. Been far to long. X

Moi. As if. . X Thanks Ali. X

Rest in peace Sue. Your not suffering anymore. Deepest sympathy to the family and close friends. Venue's won't be the same anymore without your smiling face, dancing and camera. Sleep well. Steve n Lou. X

Couldn't agree more Paul. Hopefully all the DJ and promotion for mate type venues will have disappeared and we can go truly underground again with proper events for proper people who care. Hope your keeping safe and you Mick.

Andy. I think there's only a right or wrong way if you come from Devon or Cornwall. The rest of us don't really care do we . Nah just eat them, they look yummy

It was after all a Klingon

That shadow looks like the Widnes / runcorn bridge, maybe that,s where they got the idea from

Maybe they used the fallen brick from the viaduct as the start , that would explain cowboy loose work type

Derek. .Have you explored the tunnel ? It looks like you can see daylight at the other end. Is it deep water ? I would have to go and explore even now at 61

Female House sparrow

Stunning. Jayne simply stunning, thanks for sharing

Dave of the tattoo variety is your man for this one Mrs.. looks weird but that doesn't seem unusual in your world. Meant in the nicest possible way. X

Apple, Peaches Pumpkin pie. .

New chopping board just turned up

Who is ?

Andy. Thanks for sharing this. Unfortunately until the landowners themselves are prosecuted it will continue. . And that will never happen because the people who shoot are the judges and law makers and the royal's. There's been one gamekeeper in Scotland had about 15 criminal convictions he,s still a gamekeeper. Jail sentence no. . The system is a joke

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-england-sussex-52675922 This is brilliant news

I know , they,re so similar. Mike i actually think this is one of the best i have ever taken considering its hand held, manual focus with that rather large 500 mm lens . Thanks for the compliment. I think its as sharp as i could get it plus i dont use PS or any software editing . We are lucky enough to get the pictures we did mate. they as you say are quite elusive

For comparison Mike. So similar mate

Fabulous picture . Mike. As you say so bloody hard to get a good picture. I've a very similar one, manual focus hand held 500 mm .

The cherub in the picture is 38 years old. When the factory where i served my apprenticeship was shut down by thatcher in 1982 the workforce was offered skills courses and one of the fitters mates went on it, learning to cast garden ornaments and my Uncle Ken who i worked with bought the very first one and when he passed away many years ago my Auntie Agnes put it in the garage. when she herself became infirm , i was helping her sort out the garage and on seeing it she said did i want it knowing my connection to Neil the fitters mate and my uncle Ken. So its obviously pride of place in my garden and today when the sun shone on it, i couldn,t resist the picture. Thanks for taking the time to read the story

Mrs. Your actually working from home, surely that cant be classed as lockdown. I don't really watch films, not been to the cinema since probably the late 70,s , don't watch much tv either unless it's wildlife, natural history type programs. I have watched night at the museum On the tv a couple of years ago . Seen a harry potter film. Like blues brothers, quadraphenia. Not even watched soul boy or stuff like that even though I have them all on DVD. Infact i have never even watched a box set or anything

Excuse this ignorant person here but who the heck are you two on about ?