WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[Seul]

Cycling fans will know the Kemmelberg from the classic known as Gent-Wevelgem... It's also a beautiful hike with a stunning view over Heuvelland...

I was focusing more on my inner SYPHON FILTER // METAL GEAR when we encountered this military domain...

[Seul]

This should give you a better idea... Two of my brother's pics...

[Aetas]

Your brother is a way better photographer than you… or is it only the equipment E. ?
Love the Heuvelland theme .

[Seul]

He uses a real camera w/ lens and all that... It's very lah-di-da...

[Aetas]

@Giles said in WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS):

Today, we went here:
https://www.fortalesalamola.com/en/home

One of the largest forts in Europe, it was simply staggering.....

Caught my attention from the first picture, but this last one is killing it…

[endo]

@Giles said in WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS):

One of the largest forts in Europe

wow G, that's impressive. Now I have to go to Menorca.

[Giles]

@Madame-Buttonfly and I love Menorca. I have been waiting to visit the fort for ages, but because we have been coming out of season, it has not been open before. There's also an English fort, Fort Marlborough that we have yet to visit....

[Nik]

I can also recommend Menorca
I want to go back to do a triathlon camp

[J-IV]

Spring Roll night with the homies. Debated on if I should put this in the WAYCT thread but I didn't cook anything so..

[George Homme]

Nature exploring with this bad boy in the northern part of Greece

[A Former User]

@George-Homme that’s a cool doggie man! Enjoy the weekend

[SKT]

@J-IV makes me hungry and shout out to the original “Banquet Beer”!

[dinobarnesberlin]

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[AdamC]

@George-Homme lovely! On the dog theme, more hiking at Kingley Vale in the South Downs, pooches enjoying a dip

[A Former User]

[Seul]

Doing 15kms every day til Friday. Big walk on Sunday to end the week. Lovely out...

[sabergirl]

Nice, @Seul. I admire your dedication! Do you think those are canola flowers?

[Seul]

@sabergirl they're mustard flowers... But I don't know the English name for it... They're planted on farm fields to capture nitrogen and avoid erosion.

[sabergirl]

Aha! They may very well be mustard.

I like that common name way more than rapeseed, which is apparently the name of the flowers pressed to make canola.

Better this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mustard_plant

Than that: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapeseed

[Matt]

Jeesh. Time for a new name maybe?

That reminds me of Tobias on Arrested Development when he said specializes in therapy through analysis. He called himself an analrapist.