Random Photo Thread (not Bikes)

We call them tit bits because whatever we’re calling a titbit is small enough for tit to eat. Blue tit, coal tit, great tit etc.

 

Far too serious a response

I call them tit bits because I like the idea of chewing on them - gently, but thoroughly of course

 

And here's a nice pair of tits

 

Oops best get this thread back on track before it totally falls in the gutter

Sunset near Spurn point,

 

Did I post this sunset?

 

I had a kite when I was a kid but mine had strings attached.

 

That's a relief! It looked HUGE in the first photo.

 

Beautiful photo, DCS. Very peaceful.

 

Mr. Sandi's birthday was this past Tuesday and for his birthday dinner celebration he chose to go to a University of Arizona baseball game and have a Sonoran hot dog. The dogs were good as was the beer (Dragoon IPA -- a local Tucson brew). But our Wildcats lost 9-7.

 

My those are fantastic looking hot dogs @Sandi T .

 

Thinking of birthdays @Sandi T this is a cake my sister in law made for me a couple of years ago

 

Sonoran hot dogs are delicious, @Wessa! Take a peek on the Google to see how they are different from standard hot dog concoctions. They’re my favorite, and Tucson has a number of places that are well known for them.

 

Taken recently at our local wildlife park. Fota, Cork, Ireland.

 

The tiger is terrifyingly beautiful

 

Sorry mate, can’t agree with you on that. Where’s the sausage? They look like someone vomited on them to me.

 

Well, fortunately they taste better than they look, Glenn. And I think if you ate one you'd overlook the look.

Here's a bit more info on the most popular and cherished of dogs (hot dogs, that is) in southern Arizona. Not that it will change your mind about what they look like. But one taste might!

 

Awesome photos! I like them all but I'm particularly taken with the one with the giraffes.

 

Thanks Sandi. Likewise with that photo. I have so many of giraffes down there but this one is far and away my favourite of them.

 

Cycling today I stopped to take some photos of sculptures on a fence I have seen many many times while passing through a nearby village.
While I was there the gate opened and the owner invited me in for a proper look. Wow, what a place!
He has owned it for about 15 years and turned it from an over grown waste land into a magical world. Thousands of plants and trees, and countless sculptures big and small. Such as Stanley the Stag
Heather the Hare

 

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Russell Crow

Mr T
Never caught their name

All made from recycled plant pots and other garden stuff. The owner showed me photos taken there of heron, foxes, badgers, a two foot long trout from the beck then an otter and pup. What a tremendous cycle ride