Random Photo Thread (not Bikes)

A frontline worker sprays a flammable liquid on a burning funeral pyre of a man who died from the coronavirus, at a crematorium on the outskirts of Mumbai, April 15.


Must be hot work !

 

A couple taken just now in my garden.

 

That Robin makes your mate Dave look like a skeleton. I was going to say a starving Biafran but you've got to be careful what you say these days.

 

Like when did that stop you. I nearly spat me chips out in Llangollen when you said “Oy , fat @rse, f&ck off”

 

Yep, he's subtle, our Andy...

 

It’s so refreshing to find someone willing to abuse my friends even though they’ve only just met them.

 

old mining place about 70km out of Alice springs I took these in the late seventies when I lived there

 

The supermoon behind sculptures on the roof of the cathedral in Dresden, Germany.

 

did you take that one Andy?

 

People cremate the bodies of victims of the coronavirus at a crematorium ground in New Delhi, India.

 

No, I am the second figure from the left.

 

Here's me thinking you had a hidden talent taking such a good photo!

 

This is such a sad sight and I cannot perceive how the folk in India are coping with the levels of infection. It just
emphasises how lucky we are here in the UK .

 

And yet people still want to go abroad. Can't get my head round it.

 

Agreed, not sure what makes some people tick. We have a beautiful country to explore. If people do holiday at home it will also provide a boost for the economy, and we definitely need that.

 

None of my talents are hidden, I don't have any.

 

I took these photos on my morning walk today. The saguaro cacti are doing their best to bloom in spite of our drought. These four photos are all of the same cactus--I wanted to let you see the cactus flower in the context of the while (huge) plant. That hole above the flower is used by birds for a nest. I love the desert.

All saguaro flowers are white. Some cacti have different colored blooms (prickly pear for example) but not saguaros.


All those buds by the open flower will probably be in bloom tomorrow morning or perhaps the next day at the latest. They don't last very long at all so we enjoy them while they last.




I'd estimate that this cactus is about 18-20 feet tall. Check out the info below about saguaros. It would seem that this saguaro is probably at least 75 years old--probably older!