Becky’s Square Photo Challenge: Square Perspective
Head on down my road
Tag: road
Life with potholes
The Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Potholes
Potholes,
A source of wonder
see the sun
see the clouds
see rainbows
see the pothole
Potholes,
A source of life
see the mud
see the tracks
see the journey
see the pothole
Potholes,
A source of frustration
see the road
see the water
see the potholes
SEE THE POTHOLES
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The many ways of straight
My Pick
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Pick a Topic from This Photo
What a quandary this challenge presents. Scrolling through folders trying to find a photo I want to use then deciding no, not that one. So I ended up with this one which has a few elements of the subject Cee gave us.
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Surface
The Weekend Challenge: Surface
Just a few surfaces.
In a shop
The surface of a road – luckily not mine
A rocky surface on a garden with a bonus Water Dragon
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Vanishing Point
Leading lines
The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #80: Leading Lines
Down the hallway
To the windows
Follow the bicyclist
Down the road
Up and down the road
On the train to nowhere
Over the bridge
Over the pond
Up the stairs
Down the stairs
Leading you along the beach
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My street
The Weekly Word Prompt: The Street
Here is my street. The trees on the left is the entrance to my place
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Which Way May 30 – Driving Home
Driving home for Which Way
I was driving home the other day and stopped at road works. I thought I would try and get some of the works in action. From there it has become part of my drive home from town, the last twenty kilometers or so. Sit back and enjoy the drive.
Getting the job done
The water truck which is responsible, and the oncoming traffic, for the state of the windscreen
Looking back
The top of the hill and the straight stretch to the west and home
This part of the highway was reconstructed a few years ago. In the distance is Bakers Hill, a local name. The Baker family owned all the land both sides of the highway early last century. The geographical name is Mt Ramornie. It is not what people from overseas would call a mountain.
The road up Bakers Hill.
and down the other side
Heading over the hill into the valley where my place is.
The last creek crossing, not far now.
Onto the gravel road. It’s a bit rough as the road only gets graded and repaired once a year so make sure your dentures don’t fall out, tighten your bra straps and seat belt.
The last bit before turning into my road. It’s a bit narrow so I hope we don’t meet a logging truck, cattle carrier, gravel truck or any other big vehicle.
Well that’s it. The rest of the photos were of the blobs of dirt on the windscreen and into the sun. My blog header gets us in the gate.
Hope you enjoyed the ride home. Perhaps a tea or coffee and some cake or it could be wine time and snacks.
The late Alvin Lee and Ten Years After blowing away the folk at Woodstock
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Which Way May 9 On the way to Coaldale
It’s time for a Which Way
My daughter lives on the other side of the Clarence River from my place so it’s a enjoyable drive to go and see her. Come for a drive with me to Coaldale.
Some of the roads are long and straight
There are a few twists and turns
and some roads go past a pub
Enjoy this live version. It’s OK to get up and boogie
