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Comment by Algernon posted on Backwards Zoom Lenses? at 14/05/2019 - 09:01
Do the natives of Gibraltar speak Giberish
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Comment by Algernon posted on Another pointless thread at 11/05/2019 - 20:02
Hi Vic, he's been retired a few years now, but still does the books. Last one was the K-1 ii in April 2018.
I'm quite sure it's only done from the US (or is it Canada). There's an email on the site so send him an enquiry.
http://www.ebooks4cameras.com/
He did quite a bit of travelling around 5/6 years ago
http://tlwayhome.blogspot.com/
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I'm quite sure it's only done from the US (or is it Canada). There's an email on the site so send him an enquiry.
http://www.ebooks4cameras.com/
He did quite a bit of travelling around 5/6 years ago
http://tlwayhome.blogspot.com/
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Comment by Algernon posted on E Books? at 10/05/2019 - 16:03
I'm Double Dutch when I've had a few!
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Comment by Algernon posted on Another pointless thread at 09/05/2019 - 10:49
Fantastic colours and compositions. The twin lambs are my favourite especially the one on the right. Hopefully the weather will pick up in the next few days and you should see some blue skies.
The stone walls are called dry stone walling because no mortar is used. It's almost an art form and you should see better examples in the lake district.
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The stone walls are called dry stone walling because no mortar is used. It's almost an art form and you should see better examples in the lake district.
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Comment by Algernon posted on Dartmoor is full of Splendor, and beauty. at 09/05/2019 - 08:28
Fantastic! The bluebells work in great with the greens. The last is my favourite. but it's almost a tie with the first. I like them all even the B&W which I I'm usually not keen on.
Not having a blank line between the posted photos isn't giving them the presentation they deserve. Hope you don't mind me posting with that corrected. I hope you didn't intend there to be no spacing.
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If I took a child, and drop the child into a magical place...This would the sight you would see. This place looked liked an old English painting. What a back drop!
Not having a blank line between the posted photos isn't giving them the presentation they deserve. Hope you don't mind me posting with that corrected. I hope you didn't intend there to be no spacing.
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If I took a child, and drop the child into a magical place...This would the sight you would see. This place looked liked an old English painting. What a back drop!
Comment by Algernon posted on Blue-Bell Forest, where Magic happens without effort! Oh England, I am in LOVE! at 08/05/2019 - 08:08
I always buy the Swiss made Renata 357 (SR44W)
https://www.renata.com/industrial-products/silver-oxide-coin-cells/
Most jewellers sell Renata, but will be expensive in the shops.
I used to buy them from a jeweller on ebay in boxes of 10, but they don't have anything listed at present..... hope it's just holidays.
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https://www.renata.com/industrial-products/silver-oxide-coin-cells/
Most jewellers sell Renata, but will be expensive in the shops.
I used to buy them from a jeweller on ebay in boxes of 10, but they don't have anything listed at present..... hope it's just holidays.
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The Lithium cells came in as a cheap alternative to silver when it shot up in price in the late 70's. One cell was equivalent in size to two G13's stacked on top of one another.
There was also a 6v version for Canons that replaced 4 x G13
They should be cheap to buy, but the makers later decided to charge higher than the silvers.
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There was also a 6v version for Canons that replaced 4 x G13
They should be cheap to buy, but the makers later decided to charge higher than the silvers.
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