WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[ChuckDenim]

I spent the last days in the saxony switzerland, needed some off time from the city.

[Finn666]

god damn beautiful…so is the dog!

[Winchy]

Agreed, that's some stunning landscape and a handsome hound.

[derivative666]

Spending next 2 days with Katsushin pics will follow.

[natehate]

god damn chuck d is ruthless with those stunning images!!!

and have fun jeff

[mclaincausey]

Playing in the snow for a few days with another stubborn crew. These accommodations with have to suffice. Probably 8,000 square feet in this beast.

[derivative666]

Wtf

[tmg]

Is that Breck?

[mclaincausey]

Indeed

[tmg]

Lucky you, conditions look good

[Finn666]

that's just 1/3 (or less) of'em all, right?

[Mild7]

How're the 5tens treating you G?

[Giles]

Good spot.  Great thanks…....

[Snowy]

@mclaincausey:

Indeed

You deserve it buddy.

[Snowy]

Must be sure to show Mrs Snowy G's boot collection :). Should open up a few more boot purchases for my collection.

[winterland]

Being in Minnesota and just received 10 inches of snow last night everything today was snow related. We have had a real winter this year. Today was exceptional. Usually snow comes down and we are business as usual but today the roads were really bad. Lots of accidents and stuck motorists. Schools were called off so I watched the 7 year old and the neighbors kid most of the day. Snowblowed and shoveled. Helped get neighbors car unstuck. All in all was a fun but busy day in the North. A couple pics of the snow that overall is beautiful.

[Finn666]

enjoying the beautiful weather while having a short break from work…

construction site always in sight:

started with tearing down one of the 4 buildings that we're going to refurbish during the next 3 years.

guys are building the scaffolding:

ground-floor:

1st floor: walls need to go

2nd floor: walls gone, now it's time to tear the roof down

the view from 2nd floor:

[Giles]

P and I hit the beach again today.  For those who know Gosport, it is a military town and just about everything has a military connection.  We went to Browndown beach site of much defence debris, mysterious stuff and a couple of forts.

No one I know has any idea what this is, best guess is that it is a ventilation shaft.  This I stole from the web - "Nobody knows what it is or why it's there. Its 'gills' are an iron grill. There's no door, hatch or window. The Mushroom is a romantic, beguiling, intriguing and obtrusive relic of the cold-war. Will it ever reveal its secrets?"

Inside here is a 19th century fort…..

Then I did a "snowy".  I found a hole in the fence and went trespassing…

"Mushroom" can be seen outside the fence

Paula looking on disapprovingly (I can assure you)…

[Giles]

And then Alex called me up and told me that a Nuclear sub was coming into the harbour, so I popped down to take a look…

[seawolf]

That looks American. Hard to say for sure, but possibly Virginia class.