@El Loro posted:Although the BBC has weekly round up of pictures from Gloucestershire, they aren't generally of interest outside the county. This week, the first photo is worth a look at. It's of a "sun halo" photographed on Leckhampton Hill (near Cheltenham).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2mj2mw9ndo
The last photo is the only other one worth looking at as it's of a rainbow
Beautiful El 
@El Loro posted:Although the BBC has weekly round up of pictures from Gloucestershire, they aren't generally of interest outside the county. This week, the first photo is worth a look at. It's of a "sun halo" photographed on Leckhampton Hill (near Cheltenham).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2mj2mw9ndo
The last photo is the only other one worth looking at as it's of a rainbow
gorgeous photos EL
night EL slim moonsiee bazzy
@slimfern only film I noted on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week which may appeal to you is on Friday morning at 10.20. "Appointment with Venus" (1951) a British comedy. Set on a German occupied Channel Island during WW2. Can a British major rescue a prized pedigree cow? David Niven and Glynis Johns are the leads, also Kenneth More.
@El Loro posted:@slimfern only film I noted on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week which may appeal to you is on Friday morning at 10.20. "Appointment with Venus" (1951) a British comedy. Set on a German occupied Channel Island during WW2. Can a British major rescue a prized pedigree cow? David Niven and Glynis Johns are the leads, also Kenneth More.
Thankyou El
It sounds like a film I should have seen but I don't think I have...will take a look
9,000 paper peace doves in Tewkesbury Abbey:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ceq9zwd4xpro
(the clip in the article is audio rather than video)
@El Loro posted:9,000 paper peace doves in Tewkesbury Abbey:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ceq9zwd4xpro
(the clip in the article is audio rather than video)
Beautiful El ðð
Some sunshine here after a cloudy morning and a bit of rain.
Yesterday evening I watched a British 1950 film called "Double Confession" which had been on the Talking Pictures tv channel. A rather odd film noir and a bit confusing.
Leads were Derek Farr and Joan Hopkins, neither that well known.
Others in the cast were William Hartnell (who had been in quite a number of films before he became famous as the first doctor Who", Naunton Wayne (though not with Basil Radford, his partner in "The Lady Vanishes" and other films) and Ronald Howard (who looked quite like his father Leslie but a lesser actor).
The cast also had Peter Lorre in.
Film was set in Hastings. Quite a lot of the film was shot at Hastings and Bexhill-on-Sea.
@El Loro posted:Some sunshine here after a cloudy morning and a bit of rain.
Yesterday evening I watched a British 1950 film called "Double Confession" which had been on the Talking Pictures tv channel. A rather odd film noir and a bit confusing.
Leads were Derek Farr and Joan Hopkins, neither that well known.
Others in the cast were William Hartnell (who had been in quite a number of films before he became famous as the first doctor Who", Naunton Wayne (though not with Basil Radford, his partner in "The Lady Vanishes" and other films) and Ronald Howard (who looked quite like his father Leslie but a lesser actor).
The cast also had Peter Lorre in.Film was set in Hastings. Quite a lot of the film was shot at Hastings and Bexhill-on-Sea.
Fifties and Sixties films shot on location are good El
I like the cars and the period vibe. Cops always drive Wolseseys . Can I spell - no.
I remember that dude with a Humber Imperial at Lidl though. Told him it was a car 
@El Loro posted:Velvet, I have sent your post referring to your father to the moderation queue. Excessive profanity is against the terms and conditions of this forum and you have used a word which would have been sent automatically to moderation.
Okay El. Fair enuff. Do you wanna ban me - sounds like it.
I can't believe you. I can call my father far worse than that.
A Christian?
Dogmatic.
The power has gone to yer big heid.
And I cared about you,
Live and learn,
Easy, velvet. El Loro is just doing what he's supposed to do as a moderator of this forum. I suggest you step back for a little while.
I hope you live with that El. Grass.
@El Loro posted:9,000 paper peace doves in Tewkesbury Abbey:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ceq9zwd4xpro
(the clip in the article is audio rather than video)
paper doves are absolutely stunning EL - thank you
night EL slim moonsiee
If you read the headline of this BBC article today and see the photo immediately below, you might think that space aliens had invaded
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20g41845jdo
@El Loro posted:If you read the headline of this BBC article today and see the photo immediately below, you might think that space aliens had invaded
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20g41845jdo
Definitely El .
Mentioned on the radio news this morning about an on-going attempt to decipher an ancient Greek scroll (possibly on philosophy) which had been charred by the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD which destroyed Herculaneum and Pompeii:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yvrq7dyg6o
