Ryan McCullough

This was one cold night and one great trip

@Adrianleppenwe1 I am really impressed with your technique

@ExplorerJust Spaghetti aglio olio e pepperoncino.

What’s your favourite pasta dish?

Painting foreground always freaks me out.

@Torgoch What a photo!

If anyone out there is doing watercolor, these brushes are phenomenal. I’ve had one sable brush from Escoda for many years, and now they have skyrocketed out of control. I was hesitant to accept a synthetic, but I must say these “Prado” brushes from Escoda are just wonderful.

@ampomata Phenomenal

Artwork 🎨 by Rubaldo Merello (ITalian, 1872 – 1922).

@FishOn_FishOff What is your leader setup in a situation like that? This reminds me of upper Crane Creek In MO. Can be near impossible until the foliage grows over and there is better cover.

@Spencer_Durrant This is good to know

Look, Rock Springs has its problems. But good donuts ain't one of 'em.

@JonPountney1 Wow just a few miles from my house. Would love the chance to meet up with you some day.

Pleasing palette in Senghenydd yesterday afternoon

@ExplorerJust That’s a couple pairs of pliers right there.

Good point…

@amethiya_anup @NoContextHumans First glance thought 29 because was using all of them as symbols and adding. Mistake. There are tricks being played here. There are different numbers of bananas and eggs and it’s multiplied in the last problem. So it’s chicken 20, eggs, four, bananas, four. 24x4= 96 good one.

@NoContextHumans My question, any one please?

@amethiya_anup @NoContextHumans 29

@Spencer_Durrant That thing is chunky for it being mid-winter..

Not a bad weekend of #flyfishing

@PerrinReels Stunning and revelatory

Found some cork in Portugal today. So neat to see it in person

@Bangorladaye @HillShepherd3 Stunning photo

@davidelement1 Out of curiosity is this what they call the “Halcyon”?

The male Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis, carefully studying the stream below for potential victims. The bill is usually tilted downwards further than illustrated shortly before a Kingfisher dives, betraying intent! Photographed in a small London park this morning.