Redshank

[Space Face]

Would have preferred a lower pov but was restricted by a sea defense wall. Hey, ho!

 

[edsland]

Nice shots

 

[K9Kirk]

Nice images there, Space Face. They're most interesting when they're hunting.

 

[u8myufo]

Nice subject and captures, a much lower pov would have improved these even more so.

 

[Space Face]

Nice subject and captures, a much lower pov would have improved these even more so.

That's what I said diddle I?

 

[u8myufo]

Nice subject and captures, a much lower pov would have improved these even more so.

That's what I said diddle I?

I`ve never ever bothered listening to your drivel. Munch me!

 

[Space Face]

This is true.

 

[Flying Panda]

Would have preferred a lower pov but was restricted by a sea defense wall. Hey, ho!

Space Face, I noticed you are from the UK. Why didn't you just "tear down the wall." Just kidding - I love Pink Floyd. BTW - nice captures. Your Redshank looks very similar to the Sand Piper's we have here in the states.

 

[Space Face]

Would have preferred a lower pov but was restricted by a sea defense wall. Hey, ho!

Space Face, I noticed you are from the UK. Why didn't you just "tear down the wall." Just kidding - I love Pink Floyd. BTW - nice captures. Your Redshank looks very similar to the Sand Piper's we have here in the states.

I headbutted the wall as hard as I could but only a small part crumbled off. I don't get the Pink Floyd connection tho.

 

[Flying Panda]

I headbutted the wall as hard as I could but only a small part crumbled off. I don't get the Pink Floyd connection tho.

I have a two disk copy of one of their tours in GB which has been listened to over & over so instead of speculating about the lyrics I copied this info from Wikipedia:

Wikipedia explains: “The Wall”

Plot summary
(last paragraph) This results in a hallucinatory on-stage performance ("The Show Must Go On") where he believes that he is a fascist dictator, and that his concert is a Neo-Nazi rally, at which he sets brownshirt-like men on fans he considers unworthy ("In the Flesh"). He proceeds to attack ethnic minorities ("Run Like Hell"), and then holds a rally in suburban London, symbolizing his descent into insanity ("Waiting for the Worms"). Pink's hallucination then ceases, and he begs for everything to stop ("Stop"). Showing human emotion, he is tormented with guilt and places himself on trial ("The Trial"), his inner judge ordering him to "tear down the wall", opening Pink to the outside world ("Outside the Wall"). The album turns full circle with its closing words "Isn't this where ...", the first words of the phrase that begins the album, "... we came in?", with a continuation of the melody of the last song hinting at the cyclical nature of Waters' theme.

 

[Space Face]

I headbutted the wall as hard as I could but only a small part crumbled off. I don't get the Pink Floyd connection tho.

I have a two disk copy of one of their tours in GB which has been listened to over & over so instead of speculating about the lyrics I copied this info from Wikipedia:

Wikipedia explains: “The Wall”

Plot summary
(last paragraph) This results in a hallucinatory on-stage performance ("The Show Must Go On") where he believes that he is a fascist dictator, and that his concert is a Neo-Nazi rally, at which he sets brownshirt-like men on fans he considers unworthy ("In the Flesh"). He proceeds to attack ethnic minorities ("Run Like Hell"), and then holds a rally in suburban London, symbolizing his descent into insanity ("Waiting for the Worms"). Pink's hallucination then ceases, and he begs for everything to stop ("Stop"). Showing human emotion, he is tormented with guilt and places himself on trial ("The Trial"), his inner judge ordering him to "tear down the wall", opening Pink to the outside world ("Outside the Wall"). The album turns full circle with its closing words "Isn't this where ...", the first words of the phrase that begins the album, "... we came in?", with a continuation of the melody of the last song hinting at the cyclical nature of Waters' theme.

Ah, ok. Too cryptic for me