Tiercel
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I have tidied the thread up a little, so just a little reminder that this is the photography section, not General talk. Reign it in a bit please folks. TC
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There were two different threads on this topic, so I have merged them both in to this one thread. TC
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On that note Job done. Thread locked.
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It takes no little mettle to be that honest about a dog you have bred yourself, for yourself. I think it says a lot about you. TC
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A clever man was John Blake, I had never heard of the pump before so just read up about it. http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Blake_Hydram From what I have read that pump could still work. This is how they work, interesting stuff. TC
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Fair play. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-devon-39908622/d-day-veteran-101-breaks-skydive-record TC
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Good luck, you work hard so reap some rewards instead of making them for others. TC
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I watched about 2 minutes of that before bursting out laughing. "The temperature is higher with no moon light than with moonlight. So it cannot be a reflection of the sun????? FFS he even said it with a straight face. TC
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I would say a Chiffchaff or a Willow warbler? Don't take my word for it though as I am frequently wrong. TC
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Anyone who steals eats rhubarb deserves all they get. Horrible stuff. TC -
I love seeing photo's of your little one out and about. She reminds me so much of my youngest daughter, she was exactly the same. Found a letter to Santa from her last week, from when she was 8, she wanted a "pair of breast waders or money or a BMX stunt bike" for Xmas. TC
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Fantastic shots. TC
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Contact him direct to see if the guide actually delivered the trophies. https://www.google.co.uk/#q=david+spatcher+taxidermist TC
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Just sensational. Cant think of a better superlative!!!! TC
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Pity they do not sell the white in the smaller rolls. http://www.scaffolding-direct.co.uk/debris-netting-2m-x-50m-white.aspx TC
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2 metre or 3 metre and it stretches and if needed you can join it up where i get mine http://www.scaffolding-direct.co.uk/debris-netting-monoflex-sheeting/ lasts for years That link is not working Terry try this one. http://www.scaffolding-direct.co.uk/debris-netting-monoflex-sheeting/ They sell garden netting also. http://www.scaffolding-direct.co.uk/garden-allotment-netting/ TC
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Taste quite nice I heard. TC
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http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/265206-foxes-ratting/ TC
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Bruce the winner of the 2008 lamping comp. Better photo. TC
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I made a BBQ casserole last weekend, It was pretty cheap to make and fed 5 2 onions. 20p Half a pack of mushrooms. 44p Smoked bacon lardons. 33p Half a pack of Aldi braadworst sausage sliced into half inch pieces. 85p 2 tins of baked beans. 66p Half a jar of hunters chicken BBQ sauce. 42p Served with roast potatoes 50p Bung it all in the slow cooker and the total cost is £3.40 to feed five 68p per meal plus cooking costs. The bac
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https://adblockplus.org/ you will find a version there for chrome and firefox. TC
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It is interesting that the people who doubt, or are not willing to believe what socks has seen, are the very people who believe they are always right in any subject they comment on. Think there is a pattern there that says more about them than their posts. TC
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As daft thoughts go that is off the scale... I think the element needs a vacuum to work? I will stand to be corrected though. TC
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Unless theres some obviously distinguishing landmark or sign of some sort in the footage are people seriously going to be able to recognise a piece of land by some trees/bushes etcThe simple answer is yes in a lot of cases. Any person worth their salt knows their ground like the back of their hand. Trees and shrubs have features that change very little over the year, stone walls, tree stumps all have individual facets that make them unique. As I said it is unlikely, but possible that the ground could be recognised. TC I cant see someone being able to recognise a tree or bush in the backgrou
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Unless theres some obviously distinguishing landmark or sign of some sort in the footage are people seriously going to be able to recognise a piece of land by some trees/bushes etc The simple answer is yes in a lot of cases. Any person worth their salt knows their ground like the back of their hand. Trees and shrubs have features that change very little over the year, stone walls, tree stumps all have individual facets that make them unique. As I said it is unlikely, but possible that the ground could be recognised. TC I cant see someone being able to recognise a tree or bush in