Gosh Bill....you may need a second run !

Both the lighting and the crop give it a movie-film look. Like it.

Absolutely brilliant idea Bill to benefit your industry. Plus we get to see your lovely photos.

Have just ordered a number of copies......everyone is getting them for xmas xxx

If the US sell more goods and services into the UK, that by itself will strengthen the US dollar against sterling, not weaken it. Somewhere along the line sterling will have to be sold so that American exporters receive US dollars for their goods.

The level of the trade and services balance may well shift over the coming years, but it is a two way street.

But probably the biggest factors to move the currency will be direct investment into the UK, not trade, and how the markets perceive the UK (and all countries) are going to manage the enormous extra debt they have written during the pandemic.

And you will be able to continue too do so, even in the event of "no deal". You will still have to pay the vat although in a more complicated way, through the delivery service (PTT or courier). You may also have import duties to pay. This is no different to how you would pay for goods now bought from Japan or the USA.

I have bought and sold goods via ebay for many countries outside the EU. It involves one extra form to fill in online. If the cost of goods in Holland is your concern you should take that up with your elected representatives. Ask them to explain why taxes are so high in the Netherlands.

I have also holidayed in many countries outside the EU. Visa's are easy to obtain, usually online or dealt with at immigration in the country concerned.

I voted to remain in the EU, but find the doom-mongering about leaving to be silly.

You live in Holland. Buy locally. I dont see what your issue is.

VAT at the moment is not free on a UK-NL import. After Brexit you will not be charged VAT by the seller but will have to pay it on import. So no real change.

Thanks Rick, appreciated

No 3 for me. Love misty images.

The forum "Cambridge in Colour" uses a photo display which I think is called Lightbox. DPR uses a similar one. Both show a smaller image in the forum posts but when clicked will show a larger image with the option of selecting a 100% view.

Cracking shot, very atmospheric.