well done https://teakdoor.com/images/editor/smilie.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by somtamslap
any more photos?
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well done https://teakdoor.com/images/editor/smilie.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by somtamslap
any more photos?
I wouldn't call it silly. Duathlons are very much like making like embarking on a marathon boozing session - you get stuck in, lose your brain, and dribble a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by can123
Thanks. I have indeed, will sort through them presently.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue
Congratulations Slaps. Is that the same bike you rode Lejog above?
How's the knees after running that distance?
Cycling for me no problem, but running arrgggg
No, I used a cyclo-cross bike for LeJog - which I probably shouldn't have, in hindsight. Will be using that Cannondale with a pair of knobbly tyres for Bilbao to Basingstoke early next spring.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
No probs with the legs, it was the just the cold, cold bike ride that really stung. I couldn't feel my feet for the first six miles of the second run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
Towards the end of the first run, looking out for my wife and kids who came along to cheer me on. But, true to form, they slept in the car through the entire race.
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Let me just say, well done Slappers. :)
That Bilbao to Basingstoke ride sounds fantastic.
Yep, lookin good Slapper
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Get those knees up, you lazy cont !!!!:)
Lastnight nearly still supermoon actually appeared at the correct time directly out of the ocean and I remembered to bring my long lens this time.
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It was an hour later so much darker sky.
Today Kylie and Guy Pearce were on the beach filming their new movie Flammable Children.
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Sadly I had forgotten my long lens today.
Ta Loojee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Yes, it has the potential to be. All the way up the atlantic coast line. Luvly.
Not that far off, Bails. I partook of three cans of cheap Polish piss and a pair of valium the evening prior to that little shindig. :yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
What happened in the second run, Slap. Did your chip fall off in the transition?Quote:
Originally Posted by somtamslap
Nope. Ran the wrong way out of transition - so missed out on a time for final transition and final run. Which was very annoying indeed.
Here I am again - all guns blazing, at the back of the pack...
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A jolly good effort in the bike leg for you, Slap, overtaking 5 riders in the later stages. The LeJog ride is still paying dividends. :)
Can't beat base miles - but I'd say the 2 grams of baseline amphetamine dabbed at 6am may have also been helpful. :yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
NZ: Wellington's Lyall Bay this morning, free dog running area adjacent to Wgtn airport. Many local residents evacuated from here after the 7.8 earthquake early Monday morning, tsunami "red zone", fortunately didn't eventuate, large tidal surges but that was all
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Quite a big job we had in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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^Damn, serious looking fire. What's the history behind the building?
^ Looks like it's this one. A former textile mill in Huddersfield.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leeds-38009820
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Yep, thats right. Former textile mill.
Newsome Mills sits at the heart of Newsome – both geographically and historically. The mill was founded by John Taylor in 1827 and was a working woolen textile mill right up until 1983. During the 156 years of its operation, the mill made a significant contribution to Newsome. The village has grown around the mill, which was the main local employer for a long time. Many families who live in Newsome today have a direct relationship to the building.
https://newsomemill.wordpress.com/mill/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFLPF4sBOqI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOcHgmZj0r8
To stop big trucks wrecking the road
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Supermoon from Jomtien, 14 November 2016.
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^ Good living mate. :)
Hang on just a minute. Did you take that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
What equipment are you using?
Yours, Mr. Amateur Hour.
^ Given the location the photo is hosted, I'd say yes, he did take it himself. :)
Must be fun having Asians dictate the website address over the phone. No, no Lodgur Reee dot com. Lodgur Reee.
14 November 2016 Supermoon shot from Jomtien, Thailand. f11 1/160 sec. ISO 320 Canon 500mm f4 mk1 w/ 2x TC mkIII 7DII dslr. Set on daylight white balance, manually focused, live view with remote shutter release on a Gitzo 3 series tripod with Wimberly Gimbal head and Really Right Stuff Long Lens Support Bracket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi^ Good living mate. :)
Hang on just a minute. Did you take that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
What equipment are you using?
Yours, Mr. Amateur Hour.
Yes I did take this picture.
Seems your camera is a tad more powerful than Luigis Fisher Price Telescope
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Took this a couple years ago in Phnom Penh I love the expression on the poor blokes face.
https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Taken 21st Nov. 2016.
Time 17:26
Camera: Fisherprice telephone.
Settings: Something written in Chinese.
Title: Located in the url.
Calling horse's balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi^ Good living mate. :)
Hang on just a minute. Did you take that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
What equipment are you using?
Yours, Mr. Amateur Hour.
Did Roger actually take that on the 14th?
Looks like the day before or day after with so much moon missing from the bottom left.
Still a pretty good photo though!
What kind of lens or was it hooked up to a scope?
Yes it was taken on 14 November 2016 at about 8pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by LooperCalling horse's balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi^ Good living mate. :)
Hang on just a minute. Did you take that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
What equipment are you using?
Yours, Mr. Amateur Hour.
Did Roger actually take that on the 14th?
Looks like the day before or day after with so much moon missing from the bottom left.
Still a pretty good photo though!
What kind of lens or was it hooked up to a scope?
14 November 2016 Supermoon shot from Jomtien, Thailand. f11 1/160 sec. ISO 320 Canon 500mm f4 mk1 w/ 2x TC mkIII 7DII dslr. Set on daylight white balance, manually focused, live view with remote shutter release on a Gitzo 3 series tripod with Wimberly Gimbal head and Really Right Stuff Long Lens Support Bracket.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
Who's got one of these handy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2016/11/914.jpg
:)
Will post this now caus i wont be here next week.
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Forest encroachment with a difference, on the road to Tat Mok Waterfall.
I use EXIF data extension the meta data fro the shot tells me to the second when taken 6.54:56 PM 13/11/2016 if the time is right in the cameraQuote:
Originally Posted by Roger LeeYes it was taken on 14 November 2016 at about 8pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by LooperCalling horse's balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi^ Good living mate. :)
Hang on just a minute. Did you take that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
What equipment are you using?
Yours, Mr. Amateur Hour.
Did Roger actually take that on the 14th?
Looks like the day before or day after with so much moon missing from the bottom left.
Still a pretty good photo though!
What kind of lens or was it hooked up to a scope?
14 November 2016 Supermoon shot from Jomtien, Thailand. f11 1/160 sec. ISO 320 Canon 500mm f4 mk1 w/ 2x TC mkIII 7DII dslr. Set on daylight white balance, manually focused, live view with remote shutter release on a Gitzo 3 series tripod with Wimberly Gimbal head and Really Right Stuff Long Lens Support Bracket.
Canon EOS 7D Mark II | 1000mm F11 1/160 ISO320 | 2016-11-13 18:54:56 | N/A
For all of the astro fans, the correct file taken on the 14th. I got my files mixed around, unintentionally. The original showed the moon on the 13th during a test run. I apologize for any confusion that I may have caused.
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rodger that when did you rodger that up
Johnson over and out
Yeah yeah. Likely story. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blatant Liar
Only joking Rodge, the forum would be blessed to get more your great work.
Excellent photos Roger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Lee
Unfortunately under TD by-law 43c you are still required to change your avatar to a pair of horses balls for one month.Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
Sorry, I don't make the rules.
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