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Thanks very much, Brian. The Mawddach Trail from Panmaenpool Bridge to Barmouth is just beautiful.... and leads right to the Isis Café for a full English breakfast with black pudding! What's not to like.

Penmaenpool Toll Bridge, Wales

Camera generated pano...

Long shots of Barmouth Bridge, Wales

Barmouth Bridge, Wales

I am a geologist and it's not your fault that it's not a fault. Here's what it is... British Geological Survey - Mam Tor

Meanwhile, back at Croft Castle, the Herberts really weren't having much luck. The 10th Baronet was killed at Gallipoli... ... while the 11th Baronet was killed on active service in 1941...

Here's a link to the documentary "The Beatles in India" which is all about their stay at the ashram.

Clun Bridge, Shropshire...

Four shot pano looking down into Cardingmill Valley, The Long Mynd, Shropshire.

@scott rawson Is there a story behind those names? A lot of work has gone into that path.

Saint Micheal and All Angels church on the Croft Castle estate, Herefordshire, UK. Parts of the church date back to the 12th Century.

Great photos... really impressive.

The souks of Marrakech were pretty bad too, as was Wuhan, but it didn't stop me enjoying the sights, sounds and culture.

You've been posting some lovely photos from India, Pierre... I'm really enjoying seeing them especially as India is on my bucket list of places to visit. As a Fuji user may I ask if you're using an in-camera film simulation and/or simulation recipe (that my X-T20 doesn't have) or is the look...

SooC and SooW* jpegs (Fuji X Weekly Agfa Optima 200) ...and 10 minutes later... *SooW - Straight out of Window

This morning's dog walk...

This morning's dog walk...

This afternoon's dog walk...

A great set of photos, Paul. I love that part of the country.

This one had a bit of help... not from me, I hasten to add.

Beautifully presented... and I love the processing style you've used.

Extra point for the hang-glider... well done! :D

Either foggy & damp, or cold & crisp here in the UK. Some poet (Keats) called it a "season of mists and mellow fruitfulness"... but that's poets for you!!

This morning's sunrise...

The gliding club's still there... with their human-powered bungee launch off the edge of the Mynd.

Thanks very much for this, Irene. I'm afraid that the Spinal Tap reference would be Nigel Tufnel with one "l". He's named after Phil Tufnell, the England left-arm spin bowler from the 90s.

Thanks, Walter.

Thanks very much. Tuffers had his own treats (chocolate free) and plenty of fuss.... we both had a good day.

Thanks Phil.

Thanks, Martin. The NT café is really good, but they put their prices up in the Spring and it's now a "bad weather only" café for me... plus it was full of kids! The rock face is my favourite too.

I took the hound to the Long Mynd ("Long Mountain") yesterday and here's a few piccies wot I took! Walking along Cardingmill Valley floor. There were a number of school visits around doing their Geography field trips so the valley floor was crowded. However; as a retired teacher I know how...

The local woods...

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