Pik a Wik...

This wiks shot is from Oy...a very nice one indeed....
Lone tree on Farleton Knott, Cumbria.

It has quite an eerie look to it.

Someone's bought a 24" framed print - and it looks fab!

Lolly wrote:It has quite an eerie look to it.

American Werewolf in Cumbria?

I love the 1/3 land to 2/3 sky split.
The lone tree and rugged landscape stand out against the brooding atmospheric sky, just brilliant OY.

Fanx

Two words came to mind when I saw the photo for the first time. They were White Sands. Not sure if anyone will understand why though.

Uncle Joe wrote:Two words came to mind when I saw the photo for the first time. They were White Sands.  Not sure if anyone will understand why though.

The only White Sands I know of at at Morar on the way to Mallaig.

-OY- wrote:

Uncle Joe wrote:Two words came to mind when I saw the photo for the first time. They were White Sands.  Not sure if anyone will understand why though.

The only White Sands I know of at at Morar on the way to Mallaig.

There is a White Sands that is far more famous, or is it infamous. The site of the Trinity project. The result of that changed the world forever.

White Sands, New Mexico.

"Trinity was the code name of the first detonation of a nuclear weapon, conducted by the United States Army at 5:29 a.m. MWT on July 16, 1945, as part of the Manhattan Project."

and one from meself, this wik...

The cut off end of the Lancaster Canal at Millness. The M6 motorway is behind me.

Nice pic - I used to fish there when I was a lad

This weeks pic is from Uncle Joe. A beautiful shot of the Denmark Bridge.

This photo is the start of the bridge between Denmark and Sweden, taken approaching the start of it in Denmark

Is this the Oresund bridge/underwater highway?

Lolly wrote:Is this the Oresund bridge/underwater highway?

It is. From the Toll Booths, which are only on the Swedish side, the road rises up over the bridge. At very roughly th halfway mark, it descends again to enter a tunnel.

Uncle Joe wrote:

Lolly wrote:Is this the Oresund bridge/underwater highway?

It is. From the Toll Booths, which are only on the Swedish side, the road rises up over the bridge. At very roughly th halfway mark, it descends again to enter a tunnel.

An amazing piece of engineering

Lolly wrote:

Uncle Joe wrote:

Lolly wrote:Is this the Oresund bridge/underwater highway?

It is. From the Toll Booths, which are only on the Swedish side, the road rises up over the bridge. At very roughly th halfway mark, it descends again to enter a tunnel.

An amazing piece of engineering

Its a nice piece if engineering, but unfortunately flawed. Lighting in the tunnel is far below par, and the actual bridge iften has either restrictions, or is closed due to the Scandinavian weather. Its possible to download an app that informs of the problems. People would be surprised as to how often they occur.

That's an interesting shot

From Duckyfuzz this week is a very interesting shot of a double rainbow.

That'll be somewhere then

A lovely shot this wik from Mrs Gassey...Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww...........

I used to have a Squirrel come and sit on my window ledge quite often. Cute pic
Mrs gassey

Awwwww likkle Squiggle

This weeks photo is from Oy and a pin sharp pic it certainly is.



Black 5 at Blea Moor - Settle-Carlisle Railway on 1st July.

My glasses are steamed up. Beltin photo