Ray's Photos

[Rayge]

Part Two
More of the same


Curtains For You


Upstairs


Hidden Meanings in Plain Sight


Communion


Substance

more of this kind of thing tomorrow

[Rayge]

So, we didn't go out for the day today, so there won't be more of that sort of thing as promised yesterday, but a return to the normal sort of thing, as I managed to mine some useful time out of a frustrating, crappy day all round to finish the February edits.
So it's tea break over, back on your heads, back on the chain gang, etc. A certain ligneous theme emerges


Golden Rain
Catikins


Slother Than Thou


Treehouse


Tree Above My House


My House and a Tree


A Tree That Might House Something

[Rayge]

Part Two
Is still around Oldland


Avon Valley


Folds


Thrash
A field of rye in a high wind


No Play Today
Miniature golf hut definitely closed


A change in the weather


Grandstanding
Bath Race Course

Tomorrow - well, it isn't less, is it?

[Rayge]

Ladies and gentlemen, needing no introduction...


Modern Life


Bar Code


Be Alert: Your Country Needs Lerts
Reason for the bristling: the field beyond the line of trees is full of pheasants


Syncopation


White Lines


Delicate

...

[Rayge]

Part Two


Selfie


In the Pines
Bitton Light Railway


Semi-Sylvan


Symphonic


Big Mac


Stepping Out

[Rayge]

Today features a long part one, finally disposing of February, and a shorter than usual trundle around Oldland.
Rut? Me? Nah, that's a groooove


Galanthus


Garden


Gaudy


Orangery
Breakfast at Wetherspoons


Yellow


Mellow


The Old Rectory


North Creedy Farm

and, because it's worth looking at again,

Ain't That Amazing?

...

[Rayge]

Part Two

Shed


Anarchy in the UK


Arability


Ripe
Barley, I think

Tomorrow, March!

[Rayge]

just got back from a rubbish pub quiz, so let's get on with it, shall we?


Signs of Spring


In Like a Lion
Clouds fly on March winds


Setting Up
My first record fair, and as a seller, not punter. The dealers check each other out before the Diggers get in. Speaking of whom...


Punters I


Punters II


Streaming

...

[Rayge]

Part Two

Rummaging around the farms of south-west Brizzle

Wheaten


Working


Rise


Whiteout


Dandelion Sal


Crowd Scene

Tomorrow - another last-minute job, no doubt. Ooooh, the pressure!

[Rayge]

Part one
Forward March...


Crossing


Another Green World


Show Drops I


Show Drops II
A roadside bank on the way into Crediton


Stile


Facets

...

[Rayge]

Part Two

Wander about


Rod, Frog and Donk


Wheels


Bales


Lines


Tractor


Thrash

Tomorrow: more marching, more rambling

[Rayge]

Part One today features enigmatic captioning attempting to disguise lack of coherence, while part two unexpectedly exhausts the Oldland Archive,
which turned out to be padded out with repeats. Lord knows what I'm going to do tomorrow. Perhaps I should ask her...


Droop


Pride of London


Gamboling Addicts


Emptiness


Avenue


Rite
...

[Rayge]

Part Two


On the Towpath


Tucking in
Chip and her mother get around a cream tea, 1987. Joan died in August that year


Mercury


Golden


Bridge


Breakthrough

[Rayge]

Owing to what I can only describe as 'reasons', the usual tripe is suspended in favour of a quick sampling from 2013, in a single batch...


Meadow


Abundance


Presentation


Comedown


Peacock
Aller Barton Farm


Draught Dodgers


White Lines (Don't Do It)
Starring Aiofe


Street Art


Pup


Big Boy Cruddy

Tomorrow, maybe back on track, maybe more of this. Hey, I'm unpredictable, right?

[Rayge]

Well, waddaya know, I'm still temporising frantically, so it's another ten animal pics from 4 years ago.
You lucky people


That's why they call it Sheepish


Camouflage for the Colour-Blind


Pounded


Fruitarian


Maximum Mallard


Litter Louts


Happy


Equine Arcade
Dartmoor


Looking for Noddy


Motherhood

Tomorrow, maybe for a while, more of this sort of thing...

[bhoywonder]

and, because it's worth looking at again,

Ain't That Amazing?

...

It is, isn't it? Where is it?

I live not far at all from the Bitton railway you posted, btw. My little boy loves it there.

[Rayge]

Ain't That Amazing?

...

It is, isn't it? Where is it?

I live not far at all from the Bitton railway you posted, btw. My little boy loves it there.

The orangery is in a former hotel, now a Wetherspoons, in Exeter
https://www.jdwetherspoon.com/pubs/all- ... ial-exeter
or for a more historical take
http://www.exetermemories.co.uk/em/_pubs/imperial.php


I lived in North Street, Oldland Common - just by the end of the line – from 1990 to 2005

[bhoywonder]

I'll look out for it next time I'm in Exeter. Just along from the University, right?

[Rayge]

I'll look out for it next time I'm in Exeter. Just along from the University, right?

On foot, straight ahead through the passageway and up the hill, due East, from St Davids Station. On the road, coming in from Cowley, it's on the right just after the traffic lights where you would go left to the main campus. Well worth it.

And for today, more from 2013


Bundle


Visitor
A Jersey tiger moth a bit off its usual habitat


What's the Worst Job You've Ever Had?


Trio


Imperial
Emperor dragonfly at rest


Snuggle


Ooligans


Creche


Face Time


Tort

Tomorrow, yet more, OK?

[Rayge]

Today's batch from 2013 is all about animals, and one in particular...


Curiosity


Wallow


The Blankey Wars I: We have you Surrounded


The Blankey Wars II: Resistance is Useless


The Blankey Wars III: Green Lantern Saves the Day


Behaving
Also featuring Aiofe


Attempted Misbehaving


Grrr


Back in the Jug Agane: the Exercise Yard


That's Enough

back tomorrow, with more tales from the Scrapbook