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Blackburn council innit....
View out of the window in my workroom ... 
... no radiator in that room ... so ... it gets a bit chilly when eg at the laptop on an evening
Just having a cuppa outside in the warm afternoon with the gently breeze making the Yorkshire flag flutter ... my cat Marty enjoying lying on the warm concrete yard
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Definitely a good day for OUT, or 'owt, today 
View from early in the afternoon..
and later after the picnic, looking back to where we' d been earlier (waaaaay into the distance!) .
GnT in the garden now to round it off. 😁
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Lovely photos @pgn it looks absolutely goegeous. It also looks peaceful, but with all those cars I'm guessing not 
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Quiet but very windy up on the cliff top overlooking the beach below, @Glory1.
The noisiest thing on the beach was a Reliant Robin or Rialto, (3-wheeler) painted in the colours of the General E Lee (the car) in The Dukes of Hazzard, and with a multi-tone hooter...
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@pgn wrote:Quiet but very windy up on the cliff top overlooking the beach below, @Glory1.
The noisiest thing on the beach was a Reliant Robin or Rialto, (3-wheeler) painted in the colours of the General E Lee (the car) in The Dukes of Hazzard, and with a multi-tone hooter...
Not quite the General E Lee but good effort 
Loved the Dukes of Hazzard, especially the 2 boys, both of whom are good singers as well. But I just thought they were gorgeous.
Also a big fan of James Best who played the sheriff. Dukes of Hazzard was the first show I saw him in a comedic role. Previously he'd always play eithee the baddie or someone with mental health issues. Serious roles until the Dukes of Hazzard where his comedic side blossomed.
The Dukes of Hazzard and Starsky and Hutch were my favourite shows in the 70s: for the male leads 
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I really chuckled when I saw that car. I mean there's pothing like having a **** car and then painting it so it becomes even more noticeable. 
Having said that, I do know there are some real Robin fans out there. In fact I think they hold shows across the country....
Look here..instead of banger racing.....
@Cleoriff wrote:I really chuckled when I saw that car. I mean there's pothing like having a **** car and then painting it so it becomes even more noticeable.
Having said that, I do know there are some real Robin fans out there. In fact I think they hold shows across the country....
Look here..instead of banger racing.....
Thank you for posting @Cleoriff
Used to luv these 'Destruction Derbys' when they were shown on the tv
Notice how those people interviewed had *Ahem* Northern accents
