More Photo's Pt2

[JED]

A recent visit to Dungeness on the East Sussex coast bordering Kent

[JED]

My iPad is playing up so fingers crossed this has all worked out 😬

[dogfish7 (R.I.P.)]

Pretty cool shots.

[JED]

Thanks Bruce

[JCON]

Awesome photography once more my friend! Thank you for sharing with us!

[JED]

Thanks Joe

[JED]

Just a couple of pics of my Bonsai having a drench and soaking up the sun,they've all recently been replanted into these pots so I'm hoping they will be ok.
Quince with the flowers, a Yew and an Oak. The Oak is looking bare but it does have very small buds on it.

[JCON]

Cool, hope they like their new homes!!!

[Beekster]

Lovely images! We've visited southern England twice and loved it...London and environs, Cabridge, Portsmouth, Salisbury, Bath, and all the usual tourist and military history spots in between. It's been thirteen years, though; ought to think about another trip across the pond when the current plague abates.

[DPNM]

An overwhelming group of photo's Jed. There is so much to like in these pictures. Love the B-17. My 2nd favorite airplane and my fave US one.

I really like the trains too.

Makes me wish I coulda been there with you.

[dogfish7 (R.I.P.)]

Those Bonsai ceramic containers can really set you back, financially.

[ARMORGUY]

Thanks for sharing the beautiful photos Jed.

[JED]

Thanks to all, I love being down south having been brought up in the Midlands, the coast 30 mins away and stretching for miles east and west.

[JED]

Mar 30, 2021 15:00:35 GMT -6 JCON said:

Cool, hope they like their new homes!!!

Me too Joe, the Quince is over 10 years old so I really need to get shaping it now, I just can't decide what I want out of it 🙄

[JED]

Mar 30, 2021 16:28:12 GMT -6 DPNM said:

An overwhelming group of photo's Jed. There is so much to like in these pictures. Love the B-17. My 2nd favorite airplane and my fave US one.

I really like the trains too.

Makes me wish I coulda been there with you.

Many thanks, I try not to do much involving trains as I work on them which is more than enough although they are modern ones!! I like the engineering side of the miniatures and the smell of something under steam is quite addictive too 😃😃

[JED]

Mar 30, 2021 18:32:57 GMT -6 dogfish7 (R.I.P.) said:

Those Bonsai ceramic containers can really set you back, financially.

Very true OZ, thes are quite small and were about £5 each and the trays £2, the one that my conker/chestnut tree is in was about £20 or £30 but that is quite big

[JED]

I intended moving my Horse Chestnut to a sunnier spot but found that the main root had found its way through a drainage hole and into my patio!! My fault for not keeping on top of the root pruning😬 It has now been repotted after the root ball was reduced by at least a quarter and any unwanted weeds/plants removed. Ther was a second tree which was growing from a root which has now been detached and repotted hooefully to carry on growing.

[JCON]

Wow big project...

[JED]

Joe it took an awful long time, teasing all of the roots apart to get all of the soil out and pull the unwanted stuff out. It is worth the effort though. I don't know why but this tree has never flowered, I do know that some that are Bonsai don't,this must be one of them 😟