Panorama of View Island supplied by Panoramic Earth
Showing posts with label panoramic earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panoramic earth. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 April 2013
View Island
Labels:
bridge,
little planet,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
sculpture,
View Island
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Flood plain
Labels:
flood,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
river,
Thames,
Wallingford
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Inside St. Mary's Newnham Murren
Labels:
altar,
church,
Crowmarsh Gifford,
font,
Newnham Murren,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
pulpit
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Wallingford Cemetery
What, with it being 11.11
See if you can spot the red kite
Labels:
chapel,
gothic,
Oxfordshire,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
Wallingford
Castle Meadows pond
Labels:
cattle,
kite,
meadow,
Oxfordshire,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
pond,
Wallingford
Wallingford Castle Gardens
Labels:
autumn,
fall,
lawn,
leaves,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
park,
pond,
trees,
virtual tour,
wellingtonia
Wednesday, 22 August 2012
Moss Eccles Tarn
Panorama of Moss Eccles Tarn supplied by Panoramic Earth
Labels:
360,
lake,
Near Sawrey,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
virtual tour
Monday, 28 May 2012
TS Morning Star of Revelation
Last Friday, I was lucky enough to be invited to form part of a volunteer crew to bring Morning Star back across the North Sea from Holland after an emergency engine refit. I was mocked as we waited for the minibus to take us to Dover for the ferry and the drive to the marina in Holland. A tripod? On a boat? Why?
For more information about The Morning Star Trust, visit their website.
Labels:
berth,
bunk,
chart table,
galley,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
sail locker,
sailing,
saloon,
yacht
Friday, 13 April 2012
Wheat field with path
Footpath between Mongewell and Newnham Murren passing through wheat growing at Newnham Farm, Wallingford. The yellowing is die-back.
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Ridgeway, The Python
The Ridgeway Long Distance Path crosses the A4074 at Mongewell, Wallingford, Oxfordshire in its descent from the Chiltern ridge at Nuffield to the River Thames. The path here is a bridleway and an excellent singletrack switchback known locally by mountain bikers as "The Python".
Labels:
bridleway,
footpath,
long distance path,
oilseed rape,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
singletrack
Wednesday, 11 April 2012
St John the Baptist, Mongewell
According to Bob, the ground keeper, St John
the Baptist (c.1250) fell into disrepair between the first and second
world wars. It was partially rebuilt at the expense of a local family.
It is cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.
Appropriately close to the river!
Read more...
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Union Road viaduct, The Torrs
Labels:
New Mills,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
Torr Vale,
viaduct
Sunday, 8 April 2012
Torr Vale, New Mills
Labels:
bridge,
crown,
Goyt,
industrial,
New Mills,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
Torr Vale
Saturday, 24 March 2012
Benson Lock
...and on the way back home we saw George Harrison, Bernie Eccleston, Ben Fogle and Hugh Fearnley Wittingstall... and Dave!
Thanks to Anabel for carrying the tripod.
Labels:
Benson,
blue,
cctv,
little planet,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
small world,
spring,
Thames,
Thames Path,
virtual tour,
water
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Wallingford Bridge in the snow
Labels:
bridge,
Crowmarsh Gifford,
meadow,
Oxfordshire,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
panosaurus,
snow,
Thames,
Wallingford
Monday, 13 February 2012
Thames Path at Nuneham Murren-underpass
Labels:
CABI,
concrete,
culvert,
footpath,
little planet,
National Trail,
Nuneham Murren,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
snow,
Thames Path,
track,
tunnel,
underpass
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Stats: panoramicearth.com
Amazing: since 1 July 2011 my panoramas uploaded to Panoramic Earth have enjoyed 40,777 views!
Thanks to Peter Watts for building a great site with stunning locations and a global community of similarly obsessed panoramicists (new word).
Thames Path, Newnham Murren
Labels:
CABI,
footpath,
little planet,
National Trail,
Nuneham Murren,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
snow,
Thames Path,
track
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Round Hill round-up
The joy of Panoramicearth is the stats they provide for embedded 'tours'. Previously, Frayssinet le Gelat village square was by far the most popular virtual tour. In the last month though - Round Hill at Wittenham Clumps is approaching 1000 views!
Labels:
beech,
little planet,
Little Wittenham,
panoramic earth,
small world
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