A hole in the ground

Which, as many holes in the ground do ... became a talking point.

OpenReach are running in fibre into our street so we should have access to full fibre broadband around the end of March.   My blip is one of the chambers in the pavement, not far from our front door - these are the existing connections - you can see a couple of the smaller ducts running off to the houses.   It all probably dates from the mid 90s when the houses were built.

I wonder if they assign four to do the work and one to deal with the questions from locals :-)

Wide Wednesday results:


This week’s Wide Wednesday theme was Monochrome or Understated and as usual – there were some great photographs and interpretations. 

Favourites to:
Mayisle – shore view – across to the Isle of May
Serious Frolic – Pix – muted tones with some great points of interest.
RMeinz – suepr smooth misty seafront restfulness
Laurie54 – a simple composition of a dry Yukka
Carolina – panoramic hills in the clouds

Honourable Mentions to:
Heanku – a church – super simple partial reflections.
Jensphotos – A sad reminder of how things can go seriously wrong
JohnW – a restful sunset with a silhouette landscape
Hillary’s View – Langlauf ski tracks & Mt Blanc
Tigger101 – A mono blue sky


Special Mentions to  Anniebelle – I don’t normally go for cat photos – but this one is a delight.
and Honeycombe Beach – not mono but it should make you smile!

Thanks to everyone who entered through my January hosting. I have very much enjoyed seeing your efforts and choosing the awards.  
Bob returns next week with the theme of: Round or curvy  and tag: Widwed050225