Post Your Pics & Videos of the Great Outdoors

[Tim Harrison]

Nature Reserve, Leicestershire...

Cropston Reservoir, Leicestershire...

 

[Kezzab]

Near Orton.

 

[Kalum]

Few pics from a local walk earlier today

 

[Kezzab]

One from today's march.

 

[Libba]

Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

 

[not called Bob]

A walk in an interesting local wet wood, looks like it had been heavily coppiced at some point, but this must have ceased a fair while back and now a nature reserve.

 

[PARAGUAY]

I saw something on YT about a amazing local landscape in Asia as the inspiration for a scape. Would be nice to see some pictures of the great outdoors from members in other countrys on here to

 

[Tim Harrison]

That time of year again. Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) in Sheet Hedges Wood SSSI, Leicestershire.



Sunset over Cropston Reservoir back in late February.

 

[BarryH]

How about this in one of your tanks? This is Robin Hood's Stride near the village of Winster in Derbyshire. Legend has it that the outlaw Robin Hood often stood astride the two main rocks looking out over the landscape.

 

[Ady34]

Me and the Mrs went for a much overdue short break to Bowness, Lake Windermere Lake District. The area seemingly utilising some of Adam Paszczelas finest frodo stones……

And more from Bowness and Windermere….

More recently walking the dog in our local town, Newton Aycliffe. Put a lovely blue sky behind and everywhere looks nice 🙂…..much like a blue lightscreen behind an aquascape

Cheerio
Ady.

 

[philljoynes]

Inspiration from the New Forest

 

[philljoynes]

Trees over a brook

Trees over a forest path

Some moss in the forest

 

[Scouseboyblue]

Day out to Pistyll Rhaeadr been coming here since I was a kid I now drag my kids up to the top . Stunning views from the top and bottom


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[Stu Worrall]

River Llugwy near Betws-y-Coed

 

[mort]

Beautiful picture Stu. Lovely area around there. We went on a school trip up to swallow falls and then were invited to jump off the main bridge in Betws-y-coed, surprisingly there were quite a few of us that did and I still remember just how cold it was.

 

[dw1305]

Hi all,
We have had a long term study of <"green hay strewing"> as a meadow establishment method on the old landfill at <"Carymoor Environmental Centre">. We collected the hay from a <"Somerset Wildlife Trust meadow at Babcary"> back in 2001 and I did the "20 years" survey at Babcary last week.

This is the meadow and it just looked fantastic, with loads of insects and singing Yellowhammers, as well as all the plants.

cheers Darrel

 

[Tim Harrison]

That's fantastic and a sight for sore eyes. There aren't too many of. those left.

 

[BarryH]

Not sure if there are any Oasis fans on here but this is a shot of The Old Waiting Room at Cromford Railway Station in Derbyshire. It was featured on the cover of their first hit single, Some Might Say. The building fell into a bit of a state but was recently refurbished and it's now a holiday cottage let that's regularly visited by the band's fans.

 

[not called Bob]

Bumped from today's flight so been walking around Norwich

 

[mort]

@not called Bob I walked passed the plantation gardens for years but have never been in. Worth having a look?