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Thanks "M", Photo bucket!The camera used was mrs Al's Panasonic tz1. Great little camera. Considering photo bucket compresses the pics and are not the full res they look very good!

Popped into a local garden centre today and saw that they are now stocking a few metallic animals, a different style to those mentioned above and seemingly ridiculously priced!!! A lion that wasn't overly large costing £2495.99!!!!!!

Blimey Dave, 3km? Wow.Must be frustrating not being able to fish of her though

Cor, thats huge

Not out of the country Nate. Clarendon Palace near Salisbury, Henry the II's gaff. Buckland Abbey, Francis Drake's gaff. Dunster Castle. The Black Castle in Bristol. Mainly just Churches & listed buildings though.

Thanks M, the Cannas and Agapanthus will open while we are away but may be still around in a week or so. I took the lily pic this morning knowing it may be gone by tonight. Might get some ideas at the Sandringham Flower Show next week as entry is included.

To be fair though, sometimes a fire might be substantial enough such that a bucket of water isn't even going to touch it. Worse, if you're not sure what is burning, a bucket of water can actually spread the fire. Lets say that at the foot of the fence there is a container of some flammable...

Those are the sort of moments I like too Jenny.. Lovely rich colours too..

jenny, i'm not an expert on the fz45, but as far as i can ascertain, its sensor is similar to a compact camera sensor and so it will have a large DoF. in other words, you'll find it hard to isolate subjects from the background. you don't have PS? no sweat as Gimp can come to the rescue. Gimp...

No, you can upload pic strait to your own album in GC, Click on albums then click crete your own album, give it a title, click manage album upload pic's to it and click whether you want pubic or privte and save hope this helps

Oooh Mrs Woo... they all look so lovely in the morning light. And not a dead head to be found, thank you Woo for showing them to me on this bright sunny morning, Jenny

You're right there, Strongy, the canal water dilutes the Beer and it doesn't taste as good

Nah! A "Long" time before that. (her surname was Long. )

I never had any success with U.reneformis. I could grow it, but not get it to flower. In the end I gave up as it was just taking up valuable space.U. Longifolia has flowers identical to reneformis but is a lot more obliging!

Thank you John and Peter. It is always colourful this time of year before the summer 'hits' us with full force. The Geraniums on the lane are almost past their sell-by date now with the heat ... John, Boo went around the screen four times whilst I was posting, across the keyboard and back...

What a lovely area Freddy! It looks like a tranquil place to be.

Just realised the Hemlock pic hadn't loaded Put that in now.

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Seen them in the Med too

I'll go for that