Even experienced walkers can end up on the wrong end of a rescue helicopter. I had counted myself as fairly experienced, having at the time 20 years hillwalking behind me. After bouncing three times in a 40ft fall down a cliff face and only stopping when my rucksack snagged on a rock. Thanks to the brave and committed members of Coniston Mountain rescue & the helicopter crew from Wales, I was scraped of the mountain, flown to Barrow in Furness where the emergency team put my back together. My rucksack was destroyed in the fall, in fact the only thing to survive was my Pentax. I still keep going back for more

I wondered about that, but thought no spots can't be, but I'm no expert.

If we all get a day off work for the weddign it gets my vote, I can turn the telly off and go take some pictures.

I have come across more varieties of fungi than I have ever seem before so I guess that must be that case, the frustrating thing is that I have not had the time to take pictures of them.

Me neither, and by the sounds of it best kept at a distance.

I have just had a look through this site is it a Sickener by any chance link

Take my word for it Barrie, you really do not want him to answer that.

XSLT, rather you than me, I have just complete my first for a project I have ongoing, not in a rush to do it again.

I have missed this one, such a busy life!!!! Sounds like a good idea. I will not be able to do 26/27 March, but don't let that be a stumbling block to all concerned.

Pin sharp with some vibrant colours David I really like the swing bridge shot.

Graham