Soulandy

I have the following three re-issues for sale. I have had these from new and rarely played so are all in very good condition. All come in white card sleeves. £10 each Add £2.50 for 1st class UK ONLY P&P. Paypal F&F. The Cairos/The Cautions - Stop Overlooking Me/Watch Your Step - Lowton 4th Anniversary - SOLD Steve Mancha - He Stole a Love That Was Mine/Come On Baby - SOLD Detroit Executives/Ronnie McNeir - Cool Off/Sitting In My Class - White Label

Happy new year to you all on here 👍 Looking forward to another year of weird and wonderful photos/pictures and the odd video. Caught this little fella in the garden today thinking it was thr first day of spring

Had a great day in the Glyderau, Snowdonia mountains yesterday in spring like weather. Good to be out First is The Castle of the Winds with Snowdon behind Second is a cloud inversion behind Moel Siabod Third is the Ogwen Valley from Y Garn And final one is looking across Llynnau Mymbry to Snowdon reflections

As Autumn turns to winter today

Membership and patches with 8 & 11 missing. I think i missed about 5 niters altogether. If my memory is right, i went after the Manchester derby when United got beat 5-1 at main road, 23rd September 1989. The best thing about that weekend and a saving grace. Were the anniversaries in September like Wigan?

A couple of YouTube clips from late 80's Keele

Autumn colours along the river Bollin today

A weekend in Trawsfynydd in Wales. Footbridge over Trawsfynydd reservoir and an old boat house

Flooded fields near Dunham Park today after the River Bollin burst it's banks. Never seen the fields flooded as much, usually about 3quarters and not as deep

Had the trail cam during October checking on the Badger sett. All looking good so far https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsS40c1XfoU

Stayed on mull a couple of times and really enjoyed it. Great photos 👍

Another sunset from Pafos as a boat passes infront of the sinking sun

Praying mantis out on the prowl

A bit surprised to see this kingfisher on the rocks sea fishing Not the best photo as its off my phone on full zoom. Watched it for about 20 minutes or so

Sun about to set over the sea from our hotel in Pafos, Cyprus. Superb mate 👍

Happy birthday Lou 🎂👍

Great shot. I can imagine you lying down out of sight to get that 🙂 nice one

Had the trail cam out at the badger set for the first time since May as the foiliage is starting to die back. I got some video footage of the badgers and also these few stills. Not as clear as I had hoped but good enough to know Good to see the family of 3 are still knocking about and also a fox. Will be keeping an eye on this over the autumn and winter

Just came across this great time lapse video of the Scottish mountains, superb stuff

A380 taking off today at Manchester Airport around 2.30pm

Nice picture mate . Enjoy and look forward to more cracking photos 👍

While camping at the weekend this little fella was on the ground sheet. How it survived under us and all the stuff in the tent i dont know. I think its a young Crested Newt

Only been out the once since things opened up, Swinton which I enjoyed, and round here I have a choice of umpteen venues most weekends but family things get in the way, not that I'm complaining as that come first for me. I have the Wigan niter in the diary but just been told my son may be here that weekend so I'll have to wait and see. I know I'll be out and about more in the coming months but as I tend to stay more localish these days, it's more a social thing with whats on offer music wise. Still get a buzz going to a niter but not for every weekend.

Managed a great day around the quieter part of snowdonia on Saturday. 1st one is a view of my route down the right handside of the grassy plateau with knee high heather to wade through to Lyn Eigiau on the left with Lyn Cowlyd on the right The 2nd one is looking down the Ogwen Valley from Pen yr Helgi Du

A couple from last week and two species that seem to be on the decline this year. The Gatekeeper butterfly and the Cinnabar Caterpillar. Used to see quite a lot of Gatekeepers and the Caterpillars are usually seen covering the ragwort plant but these 3 were the only ones out .