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Getting Dizzy game ideas from your favourite walking spots

Started by Adam Markey on 17 January 2007 • 13,143 views

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#579763 September 2007

I'm guessing the next game will be 'Dizzy Down South' then? {dizzy}:cool:
Just to balance things out, geographically speaking, I'll add a couple of mine... Soon... erm, when I take 'em {yolkfolk}:delight:

While we're on the subject, how do I get an image into my post? I use the button but all I get is a box to provide a URL for an image, but of course I want ones from my hard drive. Will I have to upload them to a file hosting website first?

I love getting out and about, rambling through the middle of nowhere with a flask of tea, a rucksack on my back full of pop and sarnies and leaving all the modern world behind for a day... It's awesome, I never want to return.

#579813 September 2007

lol, Thanks for the comments :smile: If you have pics to share with us, then you'll need to go on an Image hosting site such as Photobucket, once you get URL's for your images, you can use the Insert image button :smile:

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I’m guessing the next game will be ‘Dizzy Down South’ then? {dizzy}:cool:

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Well I've already got something similar down on Games Factory 2 but I maybe several months before I get it finished :tongue:

#5833115 October 2007

I've just added more images on the Mount Edgecombe walks during this summer, the bloke in the grey jumper is me lol.

Plus the Saltash and St Germans walks have some summer pics in them too that I added a few months ago.

Anyways, these ones are a year old but here ya go.

Somewhere in Wales (I don't know the places because I didn't feel like going with the famiy at the time, sorry Welsh Dizzy fans :blush: )

#6665716 October 2009

Ah! Forgot about this... Here's a couple that maybe feel a bit Dizzy-ish, all taken around where I live near Rotherham.

#6665816 October 2009

Those field pics I do like! :yes: and ye olde wooden bridge :wink:

Summer is indeed actually the best time to take pics me thinks.

#6665916 October 2009

adz you lucky bugger those walks look beautiful - been to cornwall a couple of times and it was lovely but didn't see anything like those pics - will be referring to them next time i visit cornwall - lovely {yolkfolk}:clap:

#6666917 October 2009

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Those field pics I do like! :yes: and ye olde wooden bridge :wink:

Summer is indeed actually the best time to take pics me thinks.

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Definitely. You'll have to forgive the uneven colour balancing, they were made of three, three and four photo's respectively that I took and then 'stitched' together very basically without much blending. But you get the general gist :smile:

#7134212 August 2010

I've been spending most of my summer taking snaps of various walking spots and revisiting my favourite spots, you don't need to login to Facebook to view the links.

- Forder Valley + Elm Gate, Saltash - [Part 1] [Part 2]
- St. Germans + countryside
- Mount Edgecombe
- Pillaton + countryside
- Foxglove lane/footpath, Harrowbarrow
- St. Dominick outskirts
- Danescombe + Cotehele
- Haye Valley, Callington
- Minions, Bodmin Moor
- Near Hingston Down, St. Anns Chapel
- Meldon Quarry & Lake, Okehampton
- Berry Pomeroy, Totnes

#907334 February 2023

Hi everyone.

Sorry about bumping some old threads, literally nothing to do at the moment.

But I have still been doing my walks, even some new locations in Cornwall since sharing my other photos from over a decade ago.

Again, you should not need to log in to Facebook to view the albums.

- Near Dupath Well, Callington
- Restormel Castle, Lostwithiel
- Kilminorth Woods, Looe
- Wacker Quay, Antony
- Churchtown Nature Reserve, Saltash
- St. Erney, Landrake
- Cotehele surrounding areas
- Siblyback Lake
- Watergate, near Looe
- Lerryn
- St. Winnow
- Milltown, Lostwithiel
- St. Denys Church, St. Dennis
- Roche Rock
- Luxulyan outskirts
- Rame Peninsula
- Okel Tor Mine, Calstock
- Secret Footpath, St. Dominick