Radiotherapy ~ Day 8 (12:05)
This was a hard one to get my head round
... nothing has really made me so angry that I have taken a photo of it,
likewise all my photographs tend to make me happy ...
they usually were taken at a time when I was feeling happy enough to take a photo!
So, thinking outside the box .....
... nothing has really made me so angry that I have taken a photo of it,
likewise all my photographs tend to make me happy ...
they usually were taken at a time when I was feeling happy enough to take a photo!
So, thinking outside the box .....
this annoys me ...
not the lovely sands of the Dee Estuary
but the structures in the background ...
these things enrage me ...
I can see them as I drive down the coast from Heswall to West Kirby.
I don't care if they are an environmental breakthrough,
They ruin my view!


I'm definitely with you on that one! Enjoy the weekend. Ros
ReplyDeleteThey enrage my husand the engineer who constantly tells me what a waste of time and money they are. Good post.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you...I hate them,they are ruining our beautiful landscape...Grrrr!
ReplyDeleteBellaboo :o)
Hey, Kathy,
ReplyDeleteI hate those wind mills. They line up along the hills in the California desert.
I grew up there years ago and when I went back I was so furious to see those darn things.
I posted a reply to your Comment on my blog here to you. I wasn't paying attention -
did I complete posting it or did it go into cyberspace.
I attempted to email it to you but your Comment was a 'no-reply email' so here it is again. If this is a duplicate, just delete it.
Hello, Kathy,
I won Lyn's giveaway a while back.
She did a watercolor portrait of my art doll Renee.
That Lyn is a peach.
Thanks for coming on over to visit.
And, really, thanks for leaving a Comment.
I'll jump over to see your blog shortly.
I love Paris, though the time we spent there was very, very short and in the middle of February.
Hey, Kathy, good luck in my giveaway. Who knows I may have to send this prize overseas.
Hugs & s,
Gerry
Hugs,
Gerry