Used a 3.2 sec exposure time to achieve the traffic light streams to compliment the golden glow of the bridge. Boasting the second-highest tidal range in the world and linking England and Wales, it was built in 1966 where it’s revolutionary design for the time became a model for other suspension bridges around the world.
Personally, in this picture it reminds me of the Bifröst from Thor, otherwise known as the ‘Rainbow Bridge’.
The Sandy Lane Relief Road (SLRR), joining New Sandy Lane in Duston and the A4500 near Harpole, is on schedule to be completed soon.It’s been over 10 years in the making.
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Glen Quaich
Taken 7th June on Mini 3 Pro around 9am
This road is the unclassified U713 that goes from Amulree, through the glenn and over the hills to Kenmore and Loch Tay. It’s a very scenic route, but can be extremely treacherous and undriveable in bad weather, especially in the snow or ice. Some very steep climbs and drops, and its fair share of hairpin bends to keep you twitching. Loch Freuchie is in the distance, towards the Amulree end. Sorry for the blown out highlights, but the conditions were very challenging and I’m still getting used to the pro3
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Norwood Drive, North Harrow, London
Taken 8/6/2025 13:40 or thereabouts
DJI Mini 3
This is my home road and while the road may not be as scenic as others, I hope you enjoy (and allow) the panorama presentation. There are questions as to whether vertical or horizontal presentation and then which way up. I have gone with horizontal and sunny side (North) top. Anyhow something a little different.
I was at my friends stag do in the Lake District this weekend and seeing I was close to it, I wanted to drive over Hardknott Pass. Stunning might not be the correct word to use for it, it was certainly technical.
Ah, I thought you meant Eaglesham village (which has some very nice houses - hence, ‘Mr Fancy Pants’ ).
Shame the weather wasn’t up to much for you - there are some cracking views to be had around that way. But when the wind is up, it’s really up on the moor (which is why they planted all the turbines there, I guess). Not ashamed to admit, on a cycle home once in to a particularly harsh headwind, Whitelee is where I finally had to stop and have a little sob
