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I like it Looper. Made me look twice.
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I like it Looper. Made me look twice.
Mass Alms Giving with 12600 Monks in front of Terminal 21 Bangkok on Saturday.
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n&g, yea, all the rental bikes where I went were the same. it was really ok for cruising around the city on a Saturday or Sunday. Here in Warsaw, I actually took a tour in addition to the bike rental. 100 pln or $30 USD for bike rental and a 3 hour tour of the area. Meeting location is directly across the street from the National Museum at a cafe with all the bikes parked outside. Tour time 11 and 1500 everyday. Let me know via PM if you want the info. Don't worry about the girls bike. Not a strenuous ride at all. Plenty of stops and picture taking and give a good orientation to the immediate area. There is also a free walking tour starting at 1100 everyday from the old town. The bikes by the way have 3 gear internal hub. Very functional.
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Impressive shot
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It looks like a box of "Good and Plenty" :)
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Had to google that. aka torpedo`s
Some random shots on my travels in the last week ;)
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^Nice pics,especially the caravan is it the one use in a episode of Father Ted.
The one with the small cows.
You certainly have a very good photographic eye Rob ,, very talented IMHO
I would say practice makes perfect mate, but they're just random shots with the Canon Ixus 80 and my phone camera. Neither have a very good lense when it comes to wide or distance shots, everything ends up curved.
How you getting on with the GX1? All those setting you have must be a bit mind boggling. On the TZ6 I usually underexpose a third of a click and then use a three burst shot with a third of a click each way spread. That gives me one on full (0) exposure, one a third under and a two thirds under. It's usually the 0 setting that comes out best but I like the deeper contrast of underexposed shots also and with a 3 burst spread it gives me a choice of pictures to choose from.
They don't all come out good, but snap enough and I'm always bound to get a few good ones ;)
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Originally Posted by Neo
Damn Neo.... I can not Green you.
I owe you, was that your auto??
Mine? No. Goodwood Park is nearby and they have a yearly event for high power classics and race cars, so this time of year you see all sorts out of their garages and on the roads. This one happened to be at a fuel stop, I'm sure it see's plenty of them. It's an original GT40 though, no doubt with a race pedigree.
Goodwood Festival of Speed Tickets | Tickets for FOS
A couple of shots taken ( very quickly ) whilst the rain took a break in my back garden.
Just cut me lawn its so bloody wet !
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One of my hanging baskets ,, still fighting against all the elements it can throw at it.
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^ Bloody nice back garden there Nigel. What could be better than having a decent bit of real estate to relax and plant a few edibles in.
My first Ms Bangyai often pined for a garden to plant things in because our maisonette only had a small detatched plot. If I'd have owned something like this we'd still be together ............... albeit her 6ft under the patio and me on top having a beer.
if you clap your hands at the right tone, quite a deep one, with hands cupped, they will show the feathers for you as it triggers the brain to release the feathers, feck knows why, just know it works :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA Traveler
It must be, you've got barnacles on your roof. :)Quote:
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^ 555 yes mate ,,,,well viewed from the other way our garden is less than 10 mins walk to the sea :)
Bogon boring fact #274
This baby was named the GT40 because it is only 40" tall.
Notice on the drivers side there is a little bump on the roof where your head fits in.
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The updated version is actually a few inches taller.
^^ Nice pics blue, good quality. What you using?
^ The driver had to take the steering wheel off to get out of it.. ;)
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Originally Posted by nigelandjan
Nice home and garden..... what's with the roof. Looks as if the roof shingles are all falling off.
^The picture was taken on the only sunny day so far this year. Normally tropical storms and constant mist cause the house roofs to be covered in moss. Most house owners harvest the moss on a monthly basis and use it as fuel for the sole source of heat, an open fire in the kitchen.
As you can see because it is not raining the owner has not lit his fire - no smoke coming out of the chimney.:)
I look at all the pictures of England and miss home.
Then I remember how we scramble for the camera when a ray of sun appears and the rest of the time the pictures are in grayscale :)
But there is nothing like London in the summertime :)
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Suicide by Aircon.
Friday my office aircon suddenly refused to switch off using the remote, all lights went off and so did the compressor outside, but the aircon fan kept running, in the end I had to use the main aircon breaker in the storeroom to shut it down.
Today the service people arrived and all was revealed, a double suicide-pact on the printed circuit board for the remote control.
:)
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It might have been a murder suicide.
It might yes :( :) or a Hero's tragically botched rescue mission :( ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TizMe
Thai BBQ?
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Nice pic's NEO...
Kant green Ya!!
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That is a delay timer for a Mortar Round....
Looks like a 81mm but you English Fooker's use a 82mm.
If that hits you, you got about 50 meters to save yer ass...
Friggin Brits! Pass the Ammo :smileylaughing:
Oh... The Dumb ass polished it... What a WANKER
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makes one wonder what moving around inside the iMac...
ic... so the moss has to dry out for a spell before throwing into the fireplace I guess. If moss is anything like grass, then it must be a little smoky when it burns.Quote:
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kiss this
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or kiss this
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:)
You Brits use a scale called Whitworth...
On the border of that round you will see a 32.
You Goofy Fekkers
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I Just GREENED you...
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not had one of these for a while
Close..Quote:
Originally Posted by CarrabowQuote:
Originally Posted by Neo
That is a delay timer for a Mortar Round....
Looks like a 81mm but you English Fooker's use a 82mm.
If that hits you, you got about 50 meters to save yer ass...
Friggin Brits! Pass the Ammo :smileylaughing:
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my thought was that the timer must be to set the shell to air burst, as it is shrapnel.
Impressive weapon, must have been state of the art back in the day.