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Colin, you really don't want me on the end of the phone chewing our ear of and crying...I can't do it...

But what an offer...I may just have to take you up on that one day, you brave man you xxx

Yep, a cracker of a shot...

Lol...like RIchard I was expecting a funny one of our Fuji too...

have to say it's a bloody good idea

Well done you....enjoy Leon. I always loved your racing car shots...

Oh Tina., bless you. I knew Angel had been poorly, I am so sorry to hear this news. 

I know how special she was to you, and after Star you made the decision that she would be your last ferret so losing her must have it you hard. 

You have done a great job over the years with your ferret rescue work, and even though you will not be actively adopting anymore, I am sure you will continue to help them with your support in other ways.

Big hugs to you xxx

Fantastic picture. Congrats Matt..

Great choice there Colin...

I can see a vast difference between the two  pictures. 

I have never calibrated my monitor.

I too prefer the first picture, it has a lovely warmth to it.

Great news.

Your positive attitude is fantastic and will carry you both, as you say, upwards again.

Enjoy your tipple.

Love and good thoughts to you both xxx

Made me smile too..

Well done Paul...I love a good fly picture...

Yep I agree with Kobione...

A real Korky special that one...

Wish I lived nearby...love anything like this..

Congrats Paul.

I have always been baffled how them herbal drinks get called tea. Do they actually contain tea?

I am partial to a lemon tea, hot or cold, but then i would make mine with a Yorkshire teabag anyway.

I don't do herbs..

Yorkshire tea for me strong with very little milk and a quarter teaspoon of sugar. I need at least four cups in the morning before I come to life!

If I had to use one of the usual brands I would have to use two teabags to make mine.

I am so fussy with my cuppa I can only drink it if I make it myself, and I love my tea in a bone china mug. I have my own mugs, and no one else would dare use them, whenever we go away I have one packed.

Never drink tea out as no one can make a cuppa I could drink. So then it would be coffee, but I loath filter coffee or them latte things, just a cup of strong nescafe will do with two sugars. I am not a coffee lover just put up with it rather than drink someone elses nasty tea.

Well, that's the end of that then. Why can they not leave these places alone.

It's just what happened at Alum bay on the Isle of Wight...They put in a cable car to take people down to the bay and then toilets, then a cafe, and then a bloody fun fair....it's awful.

Chris has started something very interesting here.

I agree with BP...for both my cameras, RAW is slower, so I tend to use JPEG only if I am trying to get something moving fast and I am on continuous, they will go on and on then, not come to a halt while it plays catch up.

I have my camera on Raw/JPEG just so I don't have to open all the raw files just to see the images. I just assumed the JPEG would be the settings I had set myself..so it will be interesting to find this out Chris..

Well done Cathy, I have been enjoying your landscape pictures.

Good choice Chris

That should keep you quiet for a while.....!

It's a very lovely portrait, of such a beautiful girl. 

Cemeteries are great places for photography. Because of the peace you get some great wildlife too...

I am watching on the news as I type. 

Very very moving...the world must never be allowed to forget. 

I have often wondered why they just don't pull these horrid places down and make a lovely memorial..........watching the tv today I understand why, 

A wonderful scenic capture...fell in love with this one. Just perfect!

I love the Topaz effect, only wish I could get those stunning effects I see others getting.