Went for a dander awhile back....

[IrishMrB]

And too this photo

waterfall2.jpg

[IrishMrB]

eek it must be bad lol, 26 views an no remarks

[palms]

MrB
26 views and no remarks is good ( especially in the short time span, when do you sleep ?) believe me if it was bad there would of been some comments made

tip: dont forget here that we are world wide and dont have the same timezones

As it is i am wildly jealous that you can go for a dander and come across something as beautiful as that , and i do like how you captured the water

Palms

[MiningArt]

Nice photo. What does your, went for a dander, mean?

[palms]

Originally Posted by MiningArt

Nice photo. What does your, went for a dander, mean?

In Cockney Rhyming slang ( London dialect) you go for a goosey gander which means a Wander ( walk) so i presume dander is the iris equivalent but i could be wrong

Palms

[MiningArt]

Here in the States the only use that I have heard is, don't get your dander up, (ruffle your feathers). Here I would go for a gander, a look see. Was the picture taken in the Ireland mountains?

[IrishMrB]

Originally Posted by palms1

MrB
26 views and no remarks is good ( especially in the short time span, when do you sleep ?) believe me if it was bad there would of been some comments made

tip: dont forget here that we are world wide and dont have the same timezones

As it is i am wildly jealous that you can go for a dander and come across something as beautiful as that , and i do like how you captured the water

Palms

Thank you for the kind comments actually i dont really sleep that well at the moment as i have 2 slipped disc's in my back an a scatic nerve (sp) i more so wrote that for a joke i do apologise though . There are many places like that here in Ireland within a short walking distance.

Regards
Stevie

[IrishMrB]

Originally Posted by MiningArt

Nice photo. What does your, went for a dander, mean?

Basically just went for a walk one day with the camera.

[IrishMrB]

Originally Posted by MiningArt

Here in the States the only use that I have heard is, don't get your dander up, (ruffle your feathers). Here I would go for a gander, a look see. Was the picture taken in the Ireland mountains?

No really mountains as such there are many places like that here in Ireland were u can park your car an within 10 minute walk you right beside them

[palms]

Originally Posted by IrishMrB

Thank you for the kind comments actually i dont really sleep that well at the moment as i have 2 slipped disc's in my back an a scatic nerve (sp) i more so wrote that for a joke i do apologise though . There are many places like that here in Ireland within a short walking distance.

Regards
Stevie

no apology necessary, sorry to hear about the back,very painful, my comment about lack of sleep is because i am a sleepaholic
I still envy you all the gorgeous places Ireland has to offer

Palms

[IrishMrB]

Originally Posted by palms1

no apology necessary, sorry to hear about the back,very painful, my comment about lack of sleep is because i am a sleepaholic
I still envy you all the gorgeous places Ireland has to offer

Palms

It sure has plenty of nice places to offer i added a few more pics in my album if you care to take a look

Regards
Stevie