Thread: Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Good pics Pag, you should enter one in Chitty Chang Chang's TD mega prize photo competition

Bit different. The 2 photos I posted recently were't taken by me, only photos I had seen and liked for their quality. CCC's competition deserves photos taken by members of TD themselves.

Aussie was battered by a monster storm last weekend. Some top surf once the clouds blew away.

12.06.2016. Coffee Way Café, on Sukhumvit at Noen Soong, Chanthaburi

A recent visitor. Fortunately for me, it was dead when I placed the ruler beside it

Bellingham Castle served as one of the ancestral homes for the Bellingham family from the 17th Century until the 1950s. The original castle was built around 1660 by Sir Henry Bellingham who was a cornet in the Army during the Civil War. He purchased the lands of Co Louth, from a fellow soldier who had been granted them in lieu of arrears of pay. The purchase was confirmed by King Charles II.

The castle was occupied by troops and burned down in the autumn of 1689 by King James II in revenge for Colonel Thomas Bellingham being a guide for William III, prior to the Battle of the Boyne. It is said that King William's armies camped the night before the Battle of the Boyne in the grounds of the castle.

Castlebellingham was the ancestral home of the Baronetcy until the late 1950s. The last Bellingham to live there was Brigadier General Sir Edward Bellingham, born in 1879, who was the last Lord Lieutenant and Guardian of the Rolls (Custos Rotulorum). It was purchased by Dermot Meehan in 1958 from the Irish Land Commission for £3,065.00. Mr Meehan spent several years converting the house into a hotel. The Meehan family sold the hotel and 17 acres in 1967 for £30,636.61 to Mr John Keenan and under the Keenan family stewardship The Castle prospered over the following four decades.

My two Grandkids enjoying Disney Paris...

Nice weather report. You must be a professional forecaster. If not you could be, as good as most I've seen. Just joking of course but yours is on par with my local guy. I heard the pay ain't bad either and sometimes he even gets it right.

Have a bright and sunny day. Oh and thanks for posting, it's a time consumer I know.

Saint-Girons is a commune in the Ariège province in southwestern France.

Unlike its close neighbour Saint-Lizier, Saint-Girons isn't an ancient city; there was however a forest on its present territory where some Roman finds were made during the construction of the train station in the beginning of the twentieth century.
The city is named after Saint Girons, a saint from fifth-century Landes who evangelized Novempopulania. In the ninth century some of his relics were supposedly buried in Saint Girons' Church, around which the city later developed.

ERCE

Ercé is a village in the Ariège province in southwestern France, Pop 550

Toilet stop somewhere in the south of Thailand

Originally Posted by KEVIN2008

MASSAT

Massat is a commune in the Ariège province in southwestern France. Pop 589

It is situated on the former Route nationale 618, the "Route of the Pyrenees".

Travelling around Ariege France, shocking how the small towns and villages are so dirty and unsightly. Pavements saturated in dog poo and urine... litter strewn everywhere. Seems to be socially acceptable.....French love their heads in the sky and their feet in the shit

Ariege Province is very close to Andorra...

The Saturday market in St Girons, Ariege, France which is like a small agricultural Glastonbury where an infinite variety of everything is sold by eco living ageing expats and french with dreadlocks

Did Lennon fake his own death and move to France???

Been meaning to get a beer tower for the garden and mancave.

Think they sell them in Makro. Will have to wait until the 2kg block of cheddar is gone before going back there. Got this to suffice until then.





Need a new table for it too.

Dammmn.... that's got to go flat quick.

How do you keep it refrigerated, Luigi? Too big for the fridge, surely.

Ice.

Originally Posted by Eliminator

Dammmn.... that's got to go flat quick.

Not if you drink it quicker.

I won one.

Theres a container in the middle that holds the ice.

Its something you will use once, as someone mentioned it goes flat quick and you will soon tire of opening cans and pouring them in there when you could be pouring them straight down your neck.

You seem to forget that most of us have friends Dilly...

^ i was referring to Luigi

Early morning Sai Yok.



Back to see a visitor at the security gates.



and that the microwave was installed.



Might regret getting that brandname.