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many cameras have the option onboard - they will show you the edge of the last photo so you can match it up before taking the next shot

Match Of The Day

It's the FA Cup final played out on Scarborough beach in England .
my excuses in advance - I only managed to get a few shots of the action , rather than the 500 I would need to narrow them down to a few good ones. ....
I always forget about the cameras burst mode too
Anyway here are the goalkeepers :
playing in the left nets a man who looks like most of us feel first thing in the morning;
but don't be fooled , this man is a trained acrobat.

likes plastic spades for goalposts






and to our right the other keeper,
strengths : youth , athleticism , and the fact he's not desperate for a pint right now
Weakness - ginger hair, but at least this one can keep his shoe laces tied .........

For goalposts, more of a rock pool fishing net man


Right lets zoom back and look at the respective defenders








here are the midfielders



Looks like the goalkeeper fancies a go at been centre forward
Think the spade goalies committed too early ..








It's getting hard work keeping that goal now ,and here comes the striker again,
note that's not the match ball above his head , just a giant ball in the distance getting in the way..








They think it's all over over -
it is now, despite protests from the others
these lads call refreshment time .


guess they earned it !

Thanks for reminding me why I need to cross that one off me holiday list Bluey .

Do those pikeys use the official park or just use a lay by ?

^You've not lived until you have survived the seagulls when eating fish and chips on the harbour wall at Scarborough. The temple monkeys in Thailand are amateurs in comparison.

Originally Posted by OhOh

^You've not lived until you have survived the seagulls when eating fish and chips on the harbour wall at Scarborough. The temple monkeys in Thailand are amateurs in comparison.

Always puts me in mind of of the Stuka`s in WW2.

Originally Posted by Neo

Santa Pod

near souldrop, used to go raving there, at the bug jams too

Blue, those pics are funny and extremely scary at the same time. I guess Scarborough Ontario was named after this place for a reason, except there are probably more weapons in the Ontario version.

What's with the huge boobs on that one guy?????

Originally Posted by sunsetter

Originally Posted by Neo

Santa Pod

near souldrop, used to go raving there, at the bug jams too

Did you ever go to that iffy nightclub on the A6 Souldrop turn? Very strange place.

Originally Posted by blue

guess they earned it !

day release from the local nut wing, quality pics

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Originally Posted by sunsetter

Originally Posted by Neo

Santa Pod

near souldrop, used to go raving there, at the bug jams too

Did you ever go to that iffy nightclub on the A6 Souldrop turn? Very strange place.

yep, the funhouse, the prodigy played there before they were famous, had some good nites in there, great sound

Originally Posted by sunsetter

the prodigy played there before they were famous

So did I!

small world marmers, i was probably off my tits in the same room as you before we met up in sunny udon then

Some old bits of wood...

From a bar in Karon Phuket,
with the little mermaid statue from Denmark in the sun glasses





and some nice ducks

^ The joust ones reminded me - any one watching "Full metal Jousting"? Bloody awesome....

The royal armouries in Leeds puts on some great jousting shows, as does Warwick castle, and Leeds castle in Kent. Not only do they put on a spectacular show, but, the armour is magnificent.

Fantastic first 2 pics of the bulls Asta

Thanks Nigel. Dexter, and Hereford I think.

Today between the showers we managed a trip out to Heybridge Basin

'Once more unto the breach'
Good job the sun did shine for awhile.

Theres something about water shots like the one above, that are quite calming, and soothing.

We are very fortunate here Asta ,, I think I am correct in saying we are lucky enough to have the biggest area of coastline in our County