On the plot.

The luscious dried-out ditch just behind me allotment provides a suitably secluded spot to take a tiddle.  Becomes more of a challenge in the winter, with allotments on three sides and a river path on the other.  The summer challenge is only stinging nettles.

On the allotments, south of Port Meadow, Oxford, Oxfordshire.

Borderlands

  This post is cheating a bit too, since I didn't actually tinkle in this spot, but I did need to and since it was my friend's 'garden', showed a bit of self-control.  It was a beautiful peaceful spot at the top of this prince's land, looking out to the Peak District.  The sun was going down and it was a bit magic....as was the whole trip.

  Near Congleton, Staffordshire, England.

Pit stop OX...

Another cycle pit stop.  A bit less picturesque; viewing a reservoir that waters surrounding crop fields.  Served the purpose, none-the-less.

Around Oxford, Oxfordshire.

Inner city class.

 Cheating a bit, as I never actually used this one, but I thought it was worth recorded. A prime example of fine-bogging for Berliners and the passing tourist. 

  Gendarmarkt, Berlin, Germany.

A magical loch-side adventure.

 

 We never returned the ring, but we did manage to summit before the snow closed in again. Ginger beer sustained us as we tramped through enchanted woodlands to get to the snow-covered hill-top. 

  Loch Lomond, outside Glasgow, Scotland.

Cliff-top stop

 

 One of the many cliff-top spots used on long walks, on the family summer holiday. It's not always as sunny as this; wind-direction is often a consideration, and rain-exposure. 

  Pembrokeshire coastal path, Wales.

One of my favourite fields.

A cycle pit stop. 

  Around Oxford town, Oxfordshire.