Don't feel bad for me, I'm just being a complainer...SpaceMagic said:I read this and felt really bad for you.
If there is nothing to look at and be proud of, leave. Honestly, I couldn't stand living without my fields and fields of green green grass (and sheep ). And walking past the farmer, and the stables, and having a horse eat my hat... and getting chased by bulls! It's so fun living in the country, but still only 10 minutes from the capital city.
Thanks, I like it too And yes it is quite relaxing as long as you travel on foot. There's actually a lot of traffic that I didn't want to show you on that area, and it is specially painful to drive through there at lunch time...wdlove said:Those are beautiful pictures floyde. Would certainly make for a very relaxing walk. Which one shows the area where you work?
kainjow said:I always wondered, why is it that us American's always want to go to Europe so badly? Is it because our country is too new, thus boring, while Europe has such rich history, and so much to explore? Yet it seems the opposite for non-Americans, they all hate us
Jaffa Cake said:Ok... I took a couple of snaps with my camera phone this lunchtime apologies for the picture quality, the camera is almost as poor as the weather, which is almost as poor as my camera work.
The first few are ones I took walking through the park near our office I had a few errands to run that took me past Holy Trinity Church (reckoned to be the largest parish church in England), and I had a leisurely stroll back to work down the river there's a picture of The Deep (a big aquarium) and the Tidal Surge Barrier. Heading back through the park they had started putting a stage up so it looks like we might be having some live music over the weekend hopefully the weather will brighten up a bit!
witness said:Almost every lunchtime I go for a walk, so I thought that I would post some pictures of what I see on my walk every day. (My office is in the black building)
If you go for a walk at lunchtime what do you see?
On the contrary it's never dull in 'Ull.abrooks said:Looking grim in Hull, as always
Absolutely correct, I didn't think that anyone would spot that!satty said:Hi Witness
This is Bodiam Castle... I can't be wrong, it's one of my favourites. I've been there many times, last time two weeks ago.
Your work must be outside of "civilisation" then. I can't remeber anything around apart from the Castle Inn, a couple of houses and the steam train.
What are you doing there?
Yes!dobbin said:
Yeah, they have us locked down in the Research and Development building.Applespider said:Your office window, huh? With those bars on the window?