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Comment by Gwyn posted on Surprising Discovery - Raccoon Dogs in Shanghai ! at 01/04/2011 - 21:29
Comment by Gwyn posted on Slides of the sofa at 01/04/2011 - 16:44
Comment by Gwyn posted on Inspiration and mood. at 01/04/2011 - 16:01
It makes retiring to Spain sound like a great idea.
Still it is supposed to be 22 here tomorrow, though looking at the weather now that is hard to believe. Not sure we'll be having a 2 hour lunch though, or photographing cuckoos or bee eaters. Haven't heard a cuckoo here yet. I might go stork hunting tomorrow but most likely the day will be taken up with gardening followed by the first BBQ of the year.
My mood affects my ability to take photographs - but once I am in the mood I too get completely lost in taking photographs.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Inspiration and mood. at 01/04/2011 - 15:59
Whitby is quite a way for most members in the south, west or in Wales, and unless you book really early accommodation is in very short supply over Goth weekends, meaning you can't decide on a last minute (or even a last couple of months) trip.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Whitby Goth Meet March 2011 at 01/04/2011 - 09:25
No we'll go for something small and economical I'm afraid. The pension isn't good and money will be very tight.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Another pointless thread at 01/04/2011 - 08:56
Congratulations on your win with a beautiful photo.
Comment by Gwyn posted on Do you use Canon or Nikon ? at 01/04/2011 - 08:51
Comment by Gwyn posted on Another pointless thread at 31/03/2011 - 19:26
When it broke I was too broke to get a replacement, so went without for quite a while. Then I got a P&S which was OK but frustrating. When we drove Route 66 it really annoyed me, and since we were buying our youngest son an SLR for his 18th I bought one too. The man in the shop in Albuquerque recommended Pentax so that's what we bought, for my son and for me.
Comment by Gwyn posted on The Beginning at 31/03/2011 - 18:31


I look forward to the photos of the cubs(pups/whelps?)
Edit; They are actually regarded as a pest in Europe, which makes the zoos family seem an odd addition.