I love the 'brollie' art, Tony. Somewhere in Europe they did a whole street like that. I think it was in Italy. Looks very nice and colourful. Best regards, Lydia (NL)

Thanks to Ian for suggesting the seagull with the dark neck ring was a juvenile black-headed gull. I spent time on Google yesterday looking up UK gulls - I thought it looked like a youngster, but didn't know what type, and with so many pictures I was still not sure which, as no photos matched exactly. Very pretty bird though - thanks Tony. Gwen, south coast NSW

Enjoy looking at your dailys!

Hi Tony. It's very wet but even the rain seems to help to make great photos. I do enjoy them always. Thank you and a pet for Ben. Lydia (NL)

Nice to see Surprise View thanks Tony. As Aussie tourists we really did find this by surprise. I walk with a stick, and it was so lovely to be able to enjoy this magnificent view, and feel for a moment that I too could climb mountains!

May I say what a lovely painting Terry, thank you for sharing it. Margaret in Perthshire

Hi Tony and all. I couldn't resist using "Ollie" as my background for a few days. A new start-up show called The Gong Show starring Tommy Maitland has become a necessary at home. He greets the audience with " who's the cheeky monkey?" to which audience says "you are". He replies, "no, you are but we're just here for funnsies". hilarious.
Ross

So where were the beautiful cakes from the Hazelmere? Bee sting and custard slices are a must! Sadly unable to visit this year, however do appreciate the miles you put in for our enjoyment. I don't know what I would do without my daily fix.

Thank you Jane

Thank you always - today your picture of Castle Rock revealed to me two faces - one large to the left and smaller to the right.

Beautiful again. You live in a wonderful country with so many different but all stunny landscapes. Little scratch for Ben under his chin and a great day, Tony. Greetings from Lydia, Bergschenhoek which is just North of Rotterdam.