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Liking this shot, nice one.

Managed to get to a rugby match today in Jedburgh. A couple of shots of the opposition nailing it.

A few from the museum of flight. Current events certainly make you look at the exhibits in a different light.

A very light sprinkling of snow in the borders.. a couple of shots with the camera phone today.

Took another shot for the local photography competition. Thats my two submissions for the doors theme done. Now just have to wait for the anal retentives to criticise them 😆

Took this today for a local photography competition. The theme is doors.. I’m currently knocking up some for a project.

In Eyemouth with the camera this afternoon. Looking at the broader picture with a wide zoom lens rather than using my “go to” long lens’.

It’s not always about the best camera. More so about some fundamental technical knowledge and some basic composition rules imo. I prefer the challenge of getting a good shot out of my iPhone than picking up my R5 and taking mediocre shots with ease. The last couple posted here were iPhone shots. I was going to submit the sunset shot into a local competition with a theme of sky and clouds and see how it does.

Out and about in the borders today, a quick snap with the camera phone.

Thanks Mick, I enjoy capturing the expressions during the half time pep talks, a few more for you. 😀

Managed to catch some rugby this afternoon and a few snaps between downpours. Got lucky with a try which Ben Ridout scored in front of me! A bit muddy to say the least.

Thanks Mac. I did mess about initially in B&W but it didn’t work for me, the drainage channel gets a bit lost as it ends up the same contrast as the grass. Had another quick go for you, going Sepia..

Apologies John, an attempt at humour not helped by poor placement of the emoji. Sadly the perpetrators generate the same impressions to other members and see it as their right or honour to do so. Whilst there is the reporting process, the perpetrators do enough to goad, intimidate, irritate and annoy without quite over stepping the line, so there is nothing tangible to report. I do appreciate the thankless task you, Colin and the other mods face and not wishing to add to your angst, I like many others have done the typically British thing and chose to move on a while ago, posting very occasionally in the innocuous photography thread, leaving them to continue to infest the forum with their toxicity.

It might be helpful for those being ignored to be aware if this is happening to them. A bit like the Likes but in reverse.. might help prompt a bit of reflection and a changing of ways. If not possible I would be happy to put my ignored users in my signature, 2 currently, the other one was banned🤣

Some from today.

It raises it to Just below the boot sill height. There’s an image on the link I posted, which may help.

I bought mine from Caffyns.. here’s a link for the 4wd version. https://seat-skoda.caffynsparts.co.uk/parts/skoda-parts/skoda-yeti-4wd-spare-wheel-kit-including-false-floor/

Going back to the OP’s original query, the tyre size stated by Kenny R is the approved Skoda optional factory fitment. You would need a complete kit including new storage boxes and boot floor, to install properly, if you are currently using a canister system. The whole kit is available for around £260. There are two versions, 4wd and 2wd versions. The tyre size is the same, the difference is the boxes to accommodate the differences in the boot floors.

Before you start pulling the dash apart I would get someone to plug in some diagnostics and check the temperature sensors in each of the vents. When they fail, they read very high or very low compared to the other functioning sensors. The ones that have failed on me, yeti and Octavia, have caused cold air to blow out of the respective vent, regardless of heater temp setting unless you put the control on maximum then the vent blows hot. They regulate the flaps so a lot of people get the symptoms muddled with failing flaps, just saying.

A big thank you to KBphoto if your still around, if not then a huge thank you anyway. The advice on the tow bar fitting was invaluable and I can honestly say I couldn’t have done it without the guide in the thread and thumbing the instructions to death. I fitted a Westfalia detachable bar, bumper cut out cover plate and non tow bar prep wiring loom. A tricky job that took two days with the challenges of removing and replacing a lot of trim and electrics in confined spaces, both not my forte, with patience being the key to a successful job. Thanks again KB🙂👍 Off tomorrow to get the car coded and checked out. Fingers crossed all will be good.🤞🙂

Sunset tonight just outside Kelso

iphone shots at the moment, busy on a project in Scotland. Some sunsets taken from the property.

Some bike testing going on today at Brands Hatch.

Is that Berwick way Mick? Just got the keys to a bit of a project in Kelso, which is on the Tweed.

A couple from today. Great looking BMW and a Lotus Elise about to arrive at the scene of its own accident.