HFF Dj!
Maybe too young to be the original! But a fine shot indeed!

Gotcha'.. thanks Andy.. apparently there are many off cuts and re-plants of the so called original apple tree.. and spread around the world too...
Thanks and have a great weekend too... cheers from Dj.

I was sure that would be the case, Dj!
By the way, I can't get up your PiPs. Probably my lack of tech knowhow, but I haven't come across blank PiPs before!
Have a good weekend!

Thanks for that info'.. Andy.. it won't be your lack of tech knowhow.. they should show a photo as you hover.. // The pics. are showing at my end.. strange.. I'll look tomorrow and see if other folks aren't getting them... thanks again .. Dj.

Still not showing, just your personal notes regarding their order I suspect!

Beautifully composed.

Thank you 'Jaap'... the green apples don't show up very clearly.. but there were many on the tree.
Cheers from... Dj...UK.

A well composed image. I love the juxtaposition of curves and straight lines. Cheers, Joe

Thanks Joe... the curved low fence was to deter visitors 'over time' from crushing the tree roots
but any fallen apples could be taken away.
Best wishes to you from Dj.

Just read your dialogue - no pics here as well.
I am afraid you copied the wrong link. You'll need the second one on the page "Available sizes / binding codes" (or what ever you call that page in your language), the long one. Standard is 500 (pixels, I suppose), which is too short in my opinion. Usually you have to scroll further up, finding a line with different sizes. Between 800 and 1600 works quite well. Click the size you want, scroll down again, copy the long code and paste it into your notice frame. If you and we are lucky, the pics should appear here ... ;-)

And now: give me a tin hat and a lawn mower ... ;-))))

Thanks again Andy... I'm seeing the whole pip pictures myself.. but I can't establish if others are or not... nobody has commented either way... I'll keep checking back Thanks again from Dave.

This is a very nice view on house, fence and the slope, where all is situated.
As a gardener and keeper of old varieties, I would be interested, which one it was, that hit him ... :-)

Hi, Dj,
I've just seen Leon's notes on PiP uploads. He replied to my comment, not directly to you, which is why you may have missed them. Please go back to the thread here of a week ago and you will see Leon's notes. They may solve the problem!!
Have a good weekend!

#metoo ... sometimes click on wrong labels ;-)
Thanks for watching, Andy.
David and myself moved the conversation to the personal messenger ... yet without being completly sucsessful. :-(

Gotcha' thanks Leon'... keep well...and best wishes from Dj.. UK.