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With August almost gone it is time to take a look back at how things were doing this month. Here are a few pics of my August garden 2015:

http://s736.photobucket.com/user/Compo-in-Caithness/library/August%20garden

Sample:

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Compo, on this wet bank holiday Monday I have just spent some enjoyable time looking at your photographs in photobucket, There are some great shots covering a variety of subjects. I don't know if you have uploaded much of your work in the past, if you haven't, you should. It would be good to see them covered on this site where you would reach a bigger audience and your efforts appreciated.

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Robbie: What subjects are you referring to specifically? Most of my stuff is either locked away in the computer/memory sticks or on Picasa.

Take a look at "Owt about nowt - Things you don't see anymore". I have put loads of individual photos in there over the years.

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#3 Compo, to name just a few albums on your account, all accessible to the public.

Dunbeath Strath, Garden (156), General Pictures, Noss Head, Wick Coastline South and the brilliant, my favourite, Ethiopia.

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I lived in Ethiopia during 1984-86 and always wanted to re-visit the place. I finally managed it in 2010 for my 60th birthday. Had a great time and would recommend it to all except perhaps children.

Here's a link to a few Sri Lankan birds taken this year in February:

https://picasaweb.google.com/paul.simonite/BirdsOfSriLanka?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCNW8uYvQkKuKhgE&feat=directlink

And a few Sri Lankan beaches:

https://picasaweb.google.com/paul.simonite/SomeBeaches?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCMby596jvtyF_gE&feat=directlink

And finally here's a few Sri Lankan Mangrove swamp pictures:

https://picasaweb.google.com/paul.simonite/MangroveSwamp?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCNKGl-2_3KL3gQE&feat=directlink

To keep on topic, here's a pictures of the "Easter Chieftain" special passing by my garden taken from my front lawn (The former "Up" platform):

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I lived in Ethiopia during 1984-86 and always wanted to re-visit the place. I finally managed it in 2010 for my 60th birthday. Had a great time and would recommend it to all except perhaps children.

Here's a link to a few Sri Lankan birds taken this year in February:

https://picasaweb.google.com/paul.simonite/BirdsOfSriLanka?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCNW8uYvQkKuKhgE&feat=directlink

And a few Sri Lankan beaches:

https://picasaweb.google.com/paul.simonite/SomeBeaches?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCMby596jvtyF_gE&feat=directlink

And finally here's a few Sri Lankan Mangrove swamp pictures:

https://picasaweb.google.com/paul.simonite/MangroveSwamp?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCNKGl-2_3KL3gQE&feat=directlink

To keep on topic, here's a pictures of the "Easter Chieftain" special passing by my garden taken from my front lawn (The former "Up" platform):

IMG_2760.JPG

We went to, Berawala in Sri-Lanka in 2005 after the earthquake, was devastating to see the place and hear all the horror stories.....nevertheless we had a good holiday, stayed in a nice hotel on the beach...Xxx

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Another year on and here's a few shots of this year's August garden:

 

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Hops

 

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Rowan berries

 

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Mini-Moai that used to contain a Chilean brandy called Pisco.

 

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Friendly Thrush

 

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Hostas

 

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Every year Mrs Chulla buys two growbags and grows her tomatoes. Every year we get a little frog take residence inside the slit-open bag. Haven't seen him this year, until half an an hour ago when she excitedly called me. There was a beautiful fully-grown frog sitting beside the bag.  

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