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Peter Parrott
- Peter Parrott
- Hyde, Cheshire, United Kingdom
- 6'8" Gentle Giant As I do not have a P.C. this blog and my pictures are done from my friends computer. I thank Tom from 'Wiggers World' for the help he gives with running this and sorting out the posts. I call around with my camera and over a milky coffee we down load my pictures and see which I want to show. I have no idea of the workings of a P.C. but Tom as. Because I don't know my way around the computer let alone the world of blogging, I am sorry to say my visits to your blogs will be few and far between. I sit here with Tom and he points out who is commenting, then shows me their blog. I will with Tom's help respond on my posts and thank you for your time. I just enjoy the chance to show my pictures and marval at the fact that from Tom's P.C. they wing there way all around the world. Thank you for reading this and the interest you have shown. If you want to e-mail me then please do, again with Tom's help I will reply to all. P.P.
Defor
My Greyhound
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- On the Beach
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- Defor Enjoying The Beach
- Beach Views 3
- Beach Finds 2
- Beach Finds No.1
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- Three Of Diamonds Or....
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- Sky Watch Friday
- Shadows
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- Naked Leaf
- Tree Barking Mad
- Crufts Supreme Champion
- Elated View
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- Sky Watch
- Man's Best Friend
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11 comments:
Happy Easter Peter.
Where were the Lakeside pictures taken? They are very beautiful.
These pictures look like paintings. Very beautiful!
Breathtaking is the best word I can think of to describe these pictures.
These are all excellent, Peter. Happy Easter day to you and my favorite dog.
Wonderful views. Happy Easter!
Hello everyone
Thank you for commenting.
These pictures are taken on top on 'Win Hill' in the Peak District of Derbyshire. The water below is part of Derwent Valley..this valley was used by the '617 “Dambusters” Squadron' to practice the low flying and approach to the dams before the bouncing bonbs would be dropped in the Rhine Vally.
Fantastic shots! Happy Easter, Peter.
Happy Easter Peter
Hugs for Defor...
Awesome pictures
Those pictures of the Derwent Valley where the dambusters dropped the practice bombs is something I knew about. I wasn't there but did see this practice on television as well as the real thing in the Rhine Valley or the destruction. I don't remember the details now but I saw them practice. It is a small world and there you were, Peter, walking around taking pictures. I wonder if that would have worked back then when the practice was going on? I doubt it.
Say hi to Defor for me.
Beautiful landscape!
Look like paintings, just like Dot said.
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