Autumnal Skyland Pics

[b16a2]

It has been a relatively slow Sunday for me...I've been working through some Equity and Trusts seminar work for uni next week. So, when the clouds pulled apart and the sun shne down into the garden, I pinched my sisters N95 and took the opportunity to snap some pics and relieve myself from my desk....

 

[daytona4me]

Those are some nice pictures.. I told myself that I wanted some fall photos with my collection but never got around to doing it.. now.. snow is on the ground and I will have to settle for christmas light pictures..

 

[Timmy!]

Nice shots! You have a good eye!

 

[jetrigger]

Really great use of the fall colors.

 

[levelmanroger]

Those are some nice pictures.. I told myself that I wanted some fall photos with my collection but never got around to doing it.. now.. snow is on the ground and I will have to settle for christmas light pictures..

Still got green grass and flowers down here in God's country! It did, however, drop into the low 50s for a couple of hours late last week. Oh, well - you take the good with the bad.

 

[ahw676]

I pinched my sisters N95 and took the opportunity to snap some pics and relieve myself from my desk

I hope N95 is neither a respirator mask nor an anatomical part.

Pics are lovely though; autumn is by far my favorite season.

 

[guru]

you took some nice pics with a nice watch

 

[b16a2]

I pinched my sisters N95 and took the opportunity to snap some pics and relieve myself from my desk

I hope N95 is neither a respirator mask nor an anatomical part.

Pics are lovely though; autumn is by far my favorite season.

haha! No, it's something she relies on much more than a respirator, in fact she said can you use my respirator instead of my phone

Thanks for the comments. The light was quite low, Im hoping to get out and take some more tomorrow. My neighbours must think I'm mad, hanging watches in trees!!

 

[ahw676]

My neighbours must think I'm mad, hanging watches in trees!!

If you were Chinese, they'd assume it was par for the course. I take pictures of my teddy bears when I take them on trips.

As it is, I'm guessing you're from Canada.

 

[DemonSlayer]

Beautiful shots bro. Love the colors on the shots.

If I remember correctly, is the Skyland the only watch you got at the moment?

 

[b16a2]

My neighbours must think I'm mad, hanging watches in trees!!

If you were Chinese, they'd assume it was par for the course. I take pictures of my teddy bears when I take them on trips.

As it is, I'm guessing you're from Canada.

I'm from the UK, wish it was Canada though, I'd be out on the snowboard right now

Beautiful shots bro. Love the colors on the shots.

If I remember correctly, is the Skyland the only watch you got at the moment?

Hey DS how's it going! Yes you're correct, it's still the only watch I own. I'm currently shopping for a new one though so watch this space Did your SMP sell in the end?

 

[ahw676]

I had pegged you for UK for based on the phraseology, but defaulted back to a UK resident displaced to Canada based on fact that that you appeared to be in the same time zone as me, and my suspicion that the UK would be out of autumn leaves by now. Guessed wrong, but the pics were still pretty.

 

[b16a2]

I had pegged you for UK for based on the phraseology, but defaulted back to a UK resident displaced to Canada based on fact that that you appeared to be in the same time zone as me, and my suspicion that the UK would be out of autumn leaves by now. Guessed wrong, but the pics were still pretty.

Yes I should really get around to changing the timezone! The problem with the UK is that it suffers from a real lack of clear cut seasonal weather. We don't get seasons as such, we just get weather, which is determined largely by a force unbeknown to even the greatest meteorologists.

e.g.
April 2006 was a scorching month, whereas April 2007 we had snow

 

[ahw676]

August of 2006 was also a scorching month, and certain small towns had no a/c in any of their buildings except for the grocery store, which is where we had to move in.

 

[ahw676]

By the way, I love the UK--spent a couple of weeks in Witney, Edinburgh, York, Newcastle, and Conwy this past summer. But it strikes me as being really funny that we grow up thinking of castles as being places for fairy princesses and romance and such, when, in reality, they were primarily erected as a means for killing intruders.