You are welcome !

Iâm at proper loss for words. If the photos are this stunning, I can only imagine what it looks like in person. I hope I will get to see it in person one day, though, Iâll make sure I brag about it!
This series of pics is truly incredible. Thanks for posting them, mate!
Happy new year to everyone, may you all encounter love and kindness, everywhere you go. May you enjoy the gift of life, and those you love enjoy it with you. May your wishes be wise, and fulfilled.
Oh, and last but not least: may LFC win everything on the way to the quadruple!
Do they come in other colours, itâs always the same few boring colours.
Tends to be green. Then violet, blue, red and purple.
I donât find them boring at all and itâs very fascinating when it moves overhead.
Most people enjoy it a lot. Never really met anyone who doesnât really, since it can be pretty spectacular.
I mean, itâs not secret information, you can just google and read about it in 2 min:
Heâs just jealous.
I donât know if he is jealous or not, but I find his comment a bit odd.
Itâs not so regular where I live that I am that blasè about it. I donât live that far north.62-something* N., 54-something E.
I should have known I shouldnât make a high level joke with Magnus.
I donât know how âhigh levelâ it was, but sure, I didnât get it. I do not normally have an issue understanding a bit sophisticted jokes though. But maybe this time I did. My loss, I suppose.
Gasband is the resident âartistâ he was making an artistic comment in jest about the colours, not an odd comment for those that are aware that he is like Picasso on speed.
Gasband, according to one of his previous posts, also does stand-up comedy across many venues⌠Having said that, either his material needs a little smoothing over, or, @Magnus would do well to avoid buying a ticket for one of his shows :0)
Simple answer to keep everyone on the winning side, just photoshop a couple of seagullâs into the pictures.
BTW⌠I think the images are spectactular, so well done Magnuss
Mrs CDO and I saw them in Iceland a few years ago. What a sight.
Cool.
Wonderful background to view whilst doing your shopping
Missus family dog is being put down at 3pm today - very grim. Heâs had a good long life (for his breed), and is almost 12 now. Ive been with missus for 10 years now, and lived with in-laws for 18 months whilst we were renovating our house, so heâs been a big fixuture in my life, and bigger in wifes familieis lives. Gonna be a tough day.
Gives Gasband a hug
Happy New Year, man !
Sorry, I didnât catch your joke, lol
If you did a Venn diagram of the worldâs population and people who donât get Gasbagâs jokes, itâd be a circle.
Itâs always very painful when that day comes.
With my dog, I had more or less finished grieving when we put him down, but it hurt even so of course. He was 11 years old. And we kept him a month too long, he didnât have a good life the last month, could hardly get up (leukemia). So he was served his favorite dish ( dinner pancakes, the only food he started singing when he smelled), then his last drive to the vet. We loved him too much.
The house felt like a void when he was dead though.
But I try to keep these things in perspective. My stephfather died of cancer in the same house, in a bed. My grandmother had a stroke there and was thereafter unable to speak, dying soon after. A dog is a comrade, a beloved member of the family and it hurts like hell; but it could be worse and often is when people close to you die.