Your own photos.

[bindeweede]

One of the attractions on the Isle of Skye.

[bindeweede]

"Pedro", the llama.



Not a creature I would have expected to see in a skiing village in southern Austria. I hope he enjoyed the daytime temperatures of up to 36C more than I did. :ro

[Tinkerbell]

Glow worm in our back yard...never seen one before

[chaggle]

I wish I was a glow worm,
A glow worm's never glum.
'Cos how can you be grumpy
When the sun shines out your bum

[Zep]

One of the attractions on the Isle of Skye.

You can't see the bottles in that picture...

[Zep]

Glow worm in our back yard...never seen one before

That's so cool! :-o

[bindeweede]

A couple of garden pictures.

[bindeweede]

A visit to Butterfly World.

[bindeweede]

A ghostly apparition....



......or is it?

[Tinkerbell]

4 am this morning in Andalucia...I'll be yawning all day but it was worth it! Tinkx

[Matt]

At least you've added to your personal experience confirming that the earth is round.

[Tinkerbell]

At least you've added to your personal experience confirming that the earth is round.

I was so enraptured with the vision I was transported back to my old world of woo...just for a moment

[polomint38]

At least you've added to your personal experience confirming that the earth is round.

? Really Are you sure :ro

[chaggle]

Hmm... circular maybe but I'm not sure that sphericality has been proven.

[Matt]

One of the reasons that the ancient Greeks knew the earth was spherical was that they observed that the shadow the earth cast on the moon was always circular. Not other solid casts a circular shadow whatever it's orientation.

For myself the most convincing argument for the earth being round was the view from the top of Ben Nevis on a clear day. From that vantage the curvature of the earth is apparent to anyone with working eyes in their head.