Post a pic of your Lock Screen and Home Screen!

[scifan57]

These are the Lock Screen and Home Screen on my other iPad 3. They show the Union Pacific 4-6-6-4 Challenger Locomotive #3985, the largest operational steam locomotive in the world.

 

[J. A.]

iPad 3 (the only one I possess at the moment)
My photo

 

[skimonkey]

I haven't yet updated my iPad lock screen, but managed to catch this pic and put it on my iPhone lock screen!

 

[J. A.]

My pictures. I've changed my screens two days ago, but didn't post them then.

 

[skimonkey]

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My pictures. I've changed my screens two days ago, but didn't post them then.

Very pretty building, where was this taken JA?

 

[J. A.]

Very pretty building, where was this taken JA?

That's Buckingham Palace in London, UK. It's the gate under the "famous" balcony.

 

[Gabriel1]

That's Buckingham Palace in London, UK. It's the gate under the "famous" balcony.

I thought I recognised it.....lol!

The Archangel

 

[J. A.]

I thought I recognised it.....lol!

The Archangel

It should look familiar to you.

 

[Gabriel1]

It should look familiar to you.

Did you see the changing of the guard?

The Archangel

 

[J. A.]

Did you see the changing of the guard?

The Archangel

No, we didn't. Anyway, I believe we wouldn't have had the chance to see it. There were so many people there!
What we saw was the horse guard appearing when we were looking for the theatre.

 

[Gabriel1]

No, we didn't. Anyway, I believe we wouldn't have had the chance to see it. There were so many people there!
What we saw was the horse guard appearing when we were looking for the theatre.

Yes, The Haymarket is very close. When we were kids (the world was black and white in those days!) we would often be taken to see the changing of the guard as a day out......not so many tourists back then so it was always easy to get a good view.

The Archangel

 

[J. A.]

Yes, The Haymarket is very close. When we were kids (the world was black and white in those days!) we would often be taken to see the changing of the guard as a day out......not so many tourists back then so it was always easy to get a good view.

The Archangel

There really were loads of tourists! At Westminster Abbey, I've heard somebody say they needed two hours to get inside. The queue there seemed endless!

 

[Gabriel1]

There really were loads of tourists! At Westminster Abbey, I've heard somebody say they needed two hours to get inside. The queue there seemed endless!

Yes, autumn and winter are the best times to visit London to avoid the worst queues and IMHO London always looks at it's best at that time of year.

The Archangel

 

[skimonkey]

That's Buckingham Palace in London, UK. It's the gate under the "famous" balcony.

Very majestic looking!

 

[J. A.]

iPad mini









My picture