Lonar again…
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Where are you Tim, I live about 4 miles from Escot & run through the estate fairly regularly?
Well, the Colombian Lake Guatavita is an old and inactive volcanic crater and a sacred place for the indigenous Muisca people. The Spanish conquistadores in vain tried to drain the lake, looking for the famed El Dorado gold.
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Pressing sugar cane for the artisanal production of ‘panela’, unrefined whole cane sugar. San Agustín, Huila—Colombia.
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That’s making me home sick and I’m only in Huddersfield.
Thats a beautiful part of the world you live in Paul. Im originally from deepest, darkest Gloucestershire but have been based in Berkshire for the last 20 years (jeez that long!). I fully intend to retire back out west though, or at least to a coast anyway!
We have been staycationers for about ten years or so now, and have done most corners of our little island.
It’s a beautiful place, especially when the sun shines, although that can’t always be guaranteed 
We also went a bit further up to the Northumberland coast the following year, equally lovely but even fewer people!
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Endless horizons at Crosby, North Liverpool
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The other side of “summer” on the Yorkshire coast. Scarborough 1st September. The photo might be a bit blurry as the wind was rocking the car on it’s springs 
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Yep thats all too familiar as well. Although I do love a moody/stormy sea almost as much as a calm and sunny one.
To be fair to Scarborough it redeemed itself a few days later
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Beautiful skies
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Really have no idea what this is, wife rescued a pot with an old bulb in from a friend’s who was going to toss it out.
This sprang up about 3 days ago.
NE Florida
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Baby Triffid?
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Amaryllis?
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Could be Little Shop of Horrors…feed me Seymour, feed me!
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