Pik a Wik...

Had my lunch there a few times when I worked in East Cilff. Lovely Pic

and again from Oy is pic 2 of 2, showing Avenham Park, Preston.

A lovely spot I've sat on the grass a few times. Our offices overlooked the park, I wasn't on the right side to see the park though. Dont know if the offices there there now though, its a long time since I worked in Preston

An Admin pik today.

A tawny owl in a tree in my back garden. I reckon he was just young as he stayed put for quite a while.

What a lovely little un. He might become a resident

A fine shot - looks like an adult. They do stay out snoozing in daytime if they feel safe.

We are still accepting photos for Pik a Wik..dig deep folks.....

Dont worry Admin, I've got 5 more lined up for you that I will send in due course. All of which I would love Oys opinion of, be it good or bad.

You have one on hand still, dont you?

Yes, I do have one more to post, UJ. Looking forward to the new ones....

Todays Pik a Wik is from Duckyfuzz.

Cock pheasant shouting his presence. A great silhouette of a beautiful bird.

Nice one DF

Thanks OY, though it was more luck than skill.

Duckyfuzz wrote:Thanks OY, though it was more luck than skill.

Lucky shots rule! Master of the lucky shot me

I recon your pic would have ben a worthy entry for our photo competition DF

Today's Pik a Wik comes from Uncle Joe...

A typical Scandinavian church and graveyard.

Very peaceful...

I'm not sure how many would agree with this, but I think that its somehow more comforting to know that departed loved ones are resting in such a place, rather than the typical uncared for graveyard in the UK.

The last time I visited holy Trinity at Downall Grren, some of the graves were showing signs of sliding into the brook. That just feels wrong!

A peaceful place to be laid to rest indeed. I don;t understand peoples mentality when they steal the flowers and tributes, or indeed trash them.

Tommy two strokes picture of. 2021 Wigan World As yoo can see there was no fence at the bottom of the graveyard, anyone could have fallen into the brook, and I also thought that the burials were so close to the brook, that if there was a landslip, caused by heavy rain, or something like that, those graves at the bottom of the graveyard would be swept into Smithy Brook,

A Pik from Oy, this week.

A Yorkshire Hillside. Mallerstang area.

I like the rule of thirds, leading the eye down the hill to the farm............

It’s amazing what views you come across after taking a wrong turn and following your Sat Mither

A PIK from Admin this WIK....

"Mornin' "..Highland cow in Cumbria.

Nice MOOOOOOdy shot Admin

An hilarious shot from Duckyfuzz this Wik...

entitled,

"Can't deny you ain't been in the bin this time."