Don't worry, it's well covered by the lens on you camera

Collecting 'colour' houses looks quite interesting The blue one is a bit spoiled by the fence though, so maybe try redoing once the fence is removed (hmmm, actually it may be an interesting project - colour houses). And maybe it's just me, but the first (the dragon) and the last one (the wine bar) they look a bit out of focus?

Hello and welcome

I'm not sure if I can count my children's monkey-like tree trunk jumping as a wildlife... Oh, well, I have some very wild trees and extremely wild bee feeding on a dandelion...

The major oak looked less impressive than Alan's gear

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And

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To match it, a baby one:
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It was really fantastic and I enjoyed it a lot - even if I didn't meet all who came (well, I was with children so they kept me a bit busy). Anyway, it was amazing view, all the people with their Pentaxes

Hefty: car park was £3 / car - so really cheap and the weather was quite nice, actually, better check forecast though - it can differ each day. Today it was mostly sunny, but bit windy. You can take short or long walk, whatever you prefer.

The oak doesn't look best at the moment though, but there are some other amazing trees as well. Wild trees, beasts I'd say - I think they qualify for wildlife really

Thanks Martin, I'll give it a try - they say it's for x86, but maybe it will work on amd64 (which I have) as well.

Sorry for late posting, but I'm quite busy recently. I'll be there, easy to recognise by strange accent. Probably I'll arrive with my wife and 3 kids (however my eldest daughter felt not very well today, so maybe she'll stay with my wife at home). I drive Ford Galaxy.
Not sure if I have a badge though, have to rummage through my drawer...

See you there!

Alas, I'll be abroad then