Day 20: disruption (suggested by @crossingthethreshold)📸 #mbsept
It doesn’t take a lot of snow to cause disruption in the UK!
Day 20: disruption (suggested by @crossingthethreshold)📸 #mbsept
It doesn’t take a lot of snow to cause disruption in the UK!
Living on the edge.
#mbsept day 19: edge (suggested by @rnv)📸
Day 18: fabric (suggested by @adam) 📸 #mbsept
Lots of little scraps of fabric here, and threads and buttons and felt shapes and all kinds of sewing notions.
Day 17: intense (suggested by @Rori)📸 #mbsept
The rudbeckias are currently providing an intense hit of bright colour in the late-summer flower borders.
Day 16: oof! (suggested by @bkryer) 📸 #mbsept
The aftermath of a mad burst of the zoomies - ouf!
Day 15: red (suggested by @chiawase) 📸 #mbsept
Day 14: statue (suggested by @christopherchelpka) 📸 #mbsept
The Spirit of the Medieval Huntress by willow artist Anna Cross, in Skipton Castle Woods.
Day 13: glowing (suggested by @anniegreens) 📸 #mbsept
The welcoming glow from the pub windows…
Day 12: panic - suggested by @maique 📸 #mbsept
Hack Green nuclear bunker. The 4-minute warning of a nuclear missile strike received here would give just enough time to panic…
Day 11: retrospect 📸 #mbsept Today’s prompt was a tricky one, but I found this shot I took at a 1940s event.
I’ve been trying to knit my way through some of the yarn I’ve got stashed in boxes under the bed. It came with me from my old house, and I had promised myself I wouldn’t buy any more until it was at least half used up. So I was looking up patterns for a sleeveless vest… I found and bought the pattern; I decided I didn’t have any yarn suitable in my stash (or at least, the yarns that might have worked, I didn’t have enough of those) so I ended up buying more yarn…
Talk about defeating the object! Oh well, one way or another I’ll have a nice soft alpaca/mohair vest for the autumn
Day 10: cycle (suggested by @agilelisa) 📸 #mbsept
Yarn-bombing at its best!
Day 9: language suggested by @thedimpause 📸 #mbsept
Today’s prompt almost had me beat until I found this shot I took of a doorway in Ischia a few years ago. Italian is not a language I know very well but I did spot the Thucydides quotation from Pericles’s funeral speech.
Day 8: yonder (@jidabug) 📸 #mbsept The Humber Bridge, stretching 2,200 metres (1.4 miles) over the estuary. The UK’s longest single-span suspension bridge.
Visiting Australia for a month in 1997 was the trip of a lifetime for a working class girl from the UK. Sadly most of the photos I took on slide film during the trip have perished, but I’m scanning the few that still have something left to see on them. This is the Bolands Centre in Cairns 📸
Day 7 #mbsept panorama 📸 Danes Dyke in East Yorks, taken on my mobile phone’s very basic panorama setting.
I have one last episode of Good Omens 2 left to watch, and I keep putting if off because then it will have ended and I dont want it to end.
St Winefride’s Well (Ffynnon Wenffrewi) in the town of Holywell, Wales, is the oldest continually visited pilgrimage site in Great Britain. Day 6 Well #mbsept 📷
Day 5 #mbsept Forest suggested by Oskar @ovr 📸
I’ve already posted for day 4 of #mbsept (orange) but then came across this old photo. Back in the early 90s I had orange hair and an orange 1972 VW Bug called Siegfried.
#mbsept day 4 Orange 📸
I wonder what is happening with Ello? I’ve not visited for a while and now I’m just getting a Cloudflare page/invalid SSL certificate notification. Looks like people have been reporting it for weeks to no effect, so I suspect it might not be coming back.
Me: Yay, my new cordless garden shears have arrived!
Partner: Be careful with those things, the blades are sharp.
Me: I know what I’m doing! I’m off to trim the lavender shrubs, yay!
……
Me: Um, do we have any bandages?
Note to self: the description ‘hand trimmer’ should not be taken literally
Day 3 #mbsept Precious 📸 Butterflies are such a beautiful and precious part of of our biodiversity, and their decline is a sad indication of how unhealthy our ecosystem has become.
Day 2 #mbsept Buildup 📸
Our local church has the tallest mediaeval parish church spire in England.
