Well my Sigma 10-20 has just bought me a new netbook so I a happy. The netbook will get far more use than the lens ever did .

Thanks for the heads up. I shan't be updating to 7 though. I expect a PSE 9 before much longer. (She says hopefully .)

It will work with Windows 7 too for anyone interested.
And it never comes with a manual of any sort. Just a DVD.

My son used to have a Japanese girlfriend. She always brought a bottle of Sake with her from Japan. One time we had one filled with real gold flakes too.
I can't stand the stuff, but my other half drank it. We have a fine collection of sake bowls now too.

He still enjoys a Sake or three at a Japanese restaurant, but wouldn't buy it to drink at home.

Whisky is his drink and any of the above mentioned would be enjoyed here.
The Laphroaig was a present from one of my sons.
Bowmore is another favourite. I think that's the one that smells like Germolene isn't it?

No, I'm not a whisky drinker.

Tony, He is a She .

Sorry, no Belgian beer in the house, not even a Hoegaarden.

We have a crate of Dommelsch, though I think it is nearly empty . It'll miraculously be refilled tomorrow though .

Husband got a bottle of Laphroaig for his birthday, but if I want to live beyond today I'd better not share that with you .

Well I would but I'm not sure you'd like a Heineken. At least I hope you wouldn't. Nasty stuff.

Yugo - as in you go on ahead, I'll fix the car?

Isn't it a Fiat lookalike?

I'm getting claustrophobia just looking at these photos!

It is a place my husband wanted to visit, but he knew he'd never get me into a lava tube. Even for a photo op.

I like the petroglyphs - you have caught them very well.

Quiet day today? All out on the booze?

Excellent idea

Not your fault Colin. Obviously it's a popular name for husbands to give their wives. I am happy to hear that others have the same name, if it means the same to them as it does to me, it is a token of love.

Sorry Flossie/Richard, we have taken over your welcome message. I do apologise. You will soon learn that as well as being addicts, one and all, we are not brilliant at staying on topic .

I grew up just down the road from you in Sunbury. Nearly went to the Twickenham Girl's School. A mistake, in the end, that I didn't, but I couldn't face the journey.