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Sempervivum tectorum
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Attingham Hall frontage
Under the cedar
Speckled Wood butterfly
HFF everyone
Juvenile goldfinch quivering in anticipation
Patience rewarded
Anemone × hybrida 'Honorine Jobert'
First day of Autumn. Phlox paniculata
Michaelmas daisy on the first day of Autumn
Gorse on the penultimate day of Summer
Maximum and Minimum temperatures from April to Sep…
The heather on the hill
Nuts whole hazelnuts
Totally nuts
Erddig gardens
Aeonium arboreum 'Atropurpureum'
Upper Sheringham. Thomas Upcher temple.
TSC colour inverted B&W
Lake Vyrnwy dam
Repairing the dam at Lake Vyrnwy
Royal Pier Aberystwyth
Attingham Hall - framed.
Fallow deer in Attingham Park
From flower to seedhead
EIIR pillar box.
Don't cross.
HFF from Ruyton XI Towns
Red Hexagons
Massey Ferguson 590 & Claas combine harvester.
Stavanger Konserthus
Before the harvest
Harvesting
Eucomis using zoom burst technique
SSC Zoom Burst. Rowan berries
HFF everyone
A thorny subject.
Brown Argus feeding on Agapanthus nectar
Holes through a hole
Green shield bug on poppy head
SSC without fill flash
The Cross in Ruyton of the Eleven Towns.
A bright eyed and bushy tailed HFF to you all.
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" Bilder aus der Region wo ich wohne... Photos de la région où je vis ...Pictures from the region where I live ..."
Fenêtres, portes et façades / Windows, doors and façades.
Fenêtres, portes et façades / Windows, doors and façades.
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Through a window
Saturday Self Challenge: Photograph the view out of a window and use your window as a frame for the picture.
Our home was built at the second half of the 19th century, and still has the original sash windows in 2 of the upstairs rooms. The sash windows are ill-fitting and draughty, and so there are 2 panels of secondary glazing in front to minimize the problem. The whole window consists of 2 larger sections topped by 12 small square panes. The paintwork is poor as is the putty work, and at least 2 of the small panes have cracks in them, which you might be able to see in the PiP.
Our home was built at the second half of the 19th century, and still has the original sash windows in 2 of the upstairs rooms. The sash windows are ill-fitting and draughty, and so there are 2 panels of secondary glazing in front to minimize the problem. The whole window consists of 2 larger sections topped by 12 small square panes. The paintwork is poor as is the putty work, and at least 2 of the small panes have cracks in them, which you might be able to see in the PiP.
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German windows sometimes have the other extreme- too well insulated so you get mould inside if people don't open their windows often enough;-)
Excellent for the challenge, well done ;-)
Best wishes ... Steve
This is such a charming view, Amelia.
I love the old windows with bull's-eyes pane- unfortunately they're draughty.
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