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Just lately I've been spending more time than usual in London. My aunt is having a few health issues and my cousin has had to fly in fro...
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Somehow, don't ask me exactly how it happened, I seem to have reached the grand old age of 57. Last time I checked, I could've sw...
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It's the summer of 1974. Go down to the bottom of my road, through the park, round the edge of the allotments beyond, on past the cricke...
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I started to seriously look into my family tree over the past winter, in an effort to make sense of the paper trail left by Mum. In the 1980...
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To the anonymous strangers on the surrounding tables in the cafe we probably looked like two old friends having a long overdue catch-up o...
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Great photos, TS. So lovely to see starlings too, we've not had so many round here these last couple of months. When your photos are all lined up on the google viewer page I can click through the thumbnails without pausing and it 'plays' the large photos in quick succession - the effect is as good as a video! I can't stop now!
We don't have any starlings like that around...the speckles. Pretty.
Of course, we have a cupboard full of English coconuts...you can't be a good English coconut.
Google viewer? Am I missing out on something? The problem I had getting these shots was waiting until there was just one starling, as they tend to arrive en masse and it all becomes a bit of a blur.
Hmm, I don't know where I got the name 'google viewer' from...?!? Probably not that at all, it's just what comes up when I click on a pic to enlarge on some blogs, you get the black b/g and the thumbnails. But I tried the 'animation' trick again just now and it wouldn't work - so maybe that was just a fluke!
That new camera is getting a hammering....great pics TS
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