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I did wonder. No worries. If you knew how many bizarre, unintelligible words I've come up with whilst typing with my clumsy fat fingers...

Um, ok. Does licking help the process? Decidedly curious, here..🤔😁

They look very conspiratorial in that first shot, Gary..

Great shot, Brian, spot-on timing.

A beautiful pic, Steve. It has the look of an oil painting about. Glorious!

Well, I tried taking a picture of God, but all I got was the Aurora...

With results like this, who needs the 'big guns'? Great stuff, Wes.

Interesting symmetrical minimalism, with just enough in the way of asymmetric elements to keep the eye looking for more. Great stuff!

First (Kentmere 400) roll out of the second, £3.99 body, hanging up to dry. All looking good so far.

Fascinating stuff, Pete. Remarkable structures, those tiny creatures. As you say, (though I'm certainly purely a layman with this) looking good for their age. Impressive piece of microscope kit, too. well, I can't say I have a 'scope on the coffee table quite, but I do have a Kyowa stereo zoom...

Very nice set, Peter! As Brian says, it's certainly still quite the capable machine.

Many thanks, Gary. That tree gets me every time I drive past it, always getting an 'itchy trigger finger'. There are more angles there to be had, if I allow myself the time to wander into the field again at some point.

A few more from the same roll.

Congratulations! 🙂

The light really brings out the once fancy, now faded facade of the building. As Rob says, the seated figure lifts the image beyond what is already a pleasing image of light and shadow, shape and texture.

Good grief, Rob, quite the horror story regarding the barbers😵‍💫. I'm with Steve regarding haircuts. A quick whizz over with clippers down to a couple of milimeters and tidy with scissors. Last for weeks 'n' doesn't cost a penny (well, almost nothing). My front and back hair lines are getting...

Well, as they say, "never say never"...😎

Many thanks, Brian. Thanks, Gary. The somewhat incongruous looking chair in amongst the wilderness appealed. Thank you, Gianluca. The old ash is opposite us across the lane. The chair I use when I'm sorting our parrot's food. Anything that drops accidentally is soon seen of by our fellow...

Thanks, Gianluca. For some reason I had a real fascination with excavators when I was a child. Don't know why, just one of those things, I guess. When I was still in normal full-time employment (maintenance engineer) I finally got to use one. The firm I worked at needed a big hole dug to sink a...