Show us your sunsets - Page 2

Melnie Mouse · 22-Nov-2006, 11:11

they're brilliant i do appreciate natural things like that, they're all lovely but do prefer water ones...

this one, not quite a sunset but to do with the sun! Aurora Borealis... Beautiful

TP · 22-Nov-2006, 11:14

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Originally Posted by Melnie Mouse

they're brilliant i do appreciate natural things like that, they're all lovely but do prefer water ones...

this one, not quite a sunset but to do with the sun! Aurora Borealis... Beautiful

That is VERY cool

Melnie Mouse · 22-Nov-2006, 13:50

oh bum why won't it upload?

phillc · 22-Nov-2006, 14:04

For something a little different.....

Sunset over the frozen Baltic Sea in the Gulf of Riga, February 2006

Monty · 22-Nov-2006, 23:45

Southern Iceland August 2004

Rob B · 23-Nov-2006, 14:19

RD,

I have lived near Poole for most of my life and used to really think that the rural views where tops. But since my brother in law has built a waterside house, looking out over Poole harbour and the Purbecks, I have come around to your point of view. I call it water front TV. From before dawn to dark, it's a contsantly changing vista. Tad expensive monthly subscription, though!£!"£$"

Rgds,

Rob

RD · 26-Nov-2006, 00:55

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Originally Posted by Rob B

RD,

I have lived near Poole for most of my life and used to really think that the rural views where tops. But since my brother in law has built a waterside house, looking out over Poole harbour and the Purbecks, I have come around to your point of view. I call it water front TV. From before dawn to dark, it's a contsantly changing vista. Tad expensive monthly subscription, though!£!"£$"

Rgds,

Rob

Hi Rob,

I know what you mean about living by the sea, like anywhere else though it has its benefits and disadvantages, luckily the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages.

Unfortunately I'm not lucky enough to have a sea view, they cost an arm and a leg plus several Ducatis, however the beach is only a 10 minutes walk away or about half a mile.

Your brother-in-law is a very fortunate to have those views.

You're right, the sea views are like a constantly changing picture, from a serene, tranquil and calm mill pond to a rough, raging and aggressive seas.

Apparently Sandbanks is one of the most expensive places to buy a property in the UK, hopefully a big Lotto win may sort that out

Take care mate,
RD

nicks · 24-Dec-2006, 11:46

Took this on our hols this year, superb place.

Blue Azire Hotel.

Zimbo · 12-Jan-2007, 19:53

Here's a couple of my favs... The first was taken from Gili Trawangan, Indonesia, in August 1990, looking west (obviously) towards volcanic Bali. The second was taken in Mendoza, Argentina, a couple of years ago.

harriebird · 22-Jan-2007, 23:10

here's mine, the last night of an exhausting week spent at an outdoor activity centre in Bradwell-on-Sea in Essex -with 20 kids/"young people" all with drug and alcohol issues!

these are taken from the beach by Bradwell power station - nice

- with a really cheap digital camera after a pretty heavy thunder storm.

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Melnie Mouse Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 704 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WATERLOOVILLE Mood: Smiles oh bum why won't it upload? Reply

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