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| Posted by Constable: Sun Oct 28th, 2012 12:25 | 1st Post |
| ... just arrived. How about with you' Ed Attachment: DSC00221.jpg (Downloaded 100 times)
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| Posted by jk: Sun Oct 28th, 2012 12:28 | 2nd Post |
| Well Winter looks like this for me. Attachment: XP1-1-1429.jpg (Downloaded 98 times)
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| Posted by Constable: Sun Oct 28th, 2012 13:04 | 3rd Post |
| I really hate you jk! About -5 here and still snowing! Ed
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| Posted by Eric: Sun Oct 28th, 2012 14:29 | 4th Post |
| A little further North than JK last week it was barely Autumn... Attachment: _DSC1042.jpg (Downloaded 97 times)
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| Posted by Eric: Sun Oct 28th, 2012 14:34 | 5th Post |
| Although early mornings were a tad more wintry... Attachment: licqupano.jpg (Downloaded 98 times)
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| Posted by jk: Sun Oct 28th, 2012 19:08 | 6th Post |
| Like both images Eric. Ed, but at least you get to see proper white stuff. Last year we got 0C but there was only a faint smattering of white around on the highest hills.
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| Posted by Bob Bowen: Mon Oct 29th, 2012 09:46 | 7th Post |
| Looks a bit like Gascony Eric. Nice pics. Had plans for a long trip around France this year 'til surgeons started cutting.
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| Posted by Dave Groen: Mon Oct 29th, 2012 12:36 | 8th Post |
| Most of the leaves have fallen here, but the grass is still green. The giant diving boards above the Mississippi River go unused. Attachment: Bridge.jpg (Downloaded 80 times)
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| Posted by Dave Groen: Mon Oct 29th, 2012 12:39 | 9th Post |
| Crop from image above. Attachment: Bridge_crop.jpg (Downloaded 80 times)
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| Posted by Eric: Mon Oct 29th, 2012 13:03 | 10th Post |
Bob Bowen wrote: Looks a bit like Gascony Eric. Nice pics. Had plans for a long trip around France this year 'til surgeons started cutting.Sorry to hear that Bob. Hope you are on the mend? Certainly a good place to recuperate. Its actually further North East than Gascony...near Troyes in N. Burgundy. The area that Chorus in Henry V refers to as the "vastie fyelds of france". And they are vast! We did a grand oval circuit down the west side and up the east side of France. If you ever get near Chatillion sur Seine and have an interest in Gallo-Roman history, dont miss the Mus©e du Ch¢tillonnais and the 'Treasure of Vix'. We like to think we have some good artifacts in the UK museums but this place blew me away. So much so, we plan to go back and do a 'themed' holiday looking at Gallo Roman sites. Really fascinating.
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| Posted by Doug: Mon Oct 29th, 2012 16:35 | 11th Post |
| Thanks for the reminder to turn on the Air Conditioning
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| Posted by jk: Mon Oct 29th, 2012 17:46 | 12th Post |
 Doug you are in summer time.
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| Posted by Bob Bowen: Tue Oct 30th, 2012 06:20 | 13th Post |
| Driven through the area many times Eric whilst on our way to the Ardeche cross country by various routes. Used to have friends who ran a business down there. As you say some amazing museums all over France and many tie ins with our own history in the UK. Remember in the Loire region coming across the burial place of Richard the Lion Heart. On the Winter front I wonder how Ray is fairing on the US eastern seaboard with the current hurricane
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| Posted by Eric: Tue Oct 30th, 2012 09:42 | 14th Post |
Bob Bowen wrote: Driven through the area many times Eric whilst on our way to the Ardeche cross country by various routes. Used to have friends who ran a business down there. As you say some amazing museums all over France and many tie ins with our own history in the UK. Remember in the Loire region coming across the burial place of Richard the Lion Heart. Indeed. And Gary (Squarerigger) who sails on replica ships. Do hope it wasnt his Bounty replica that got caught up in Sandy.
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| Posted by jk: Tue Oct 30th, 2012 11:10 | 15th Post |
| I have posted a Sandy thread in the Everything Else. Yes I do hope that Gary was not involved in the Bounty replica rescue. Seems like the ship is fated!!
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| Posted by Squarerigger: Wed Oct 31st, 2012 07:29 | 16th Post |
Eric wrote:Bob Bowen wrote:Driven through the area many times Eric whilst on our way to the Ardeche cross country by various routes. Used to have friends who ran a business down there. As you say some amazing museums all over France and many tie ins with our own history in the UK. Remember in the Loire region coming across the burial place of Richard the Lion Heart. Thanks for the thoughts but I am just fine. My sailing is limited to the Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery. Sad loss of life and Ship. I can tell you from experience, it is a very humbling experience to be caught in a vessel during a threatening storm. Won't go into details but this is what one looks like after 12 hours trying to save a 17th century sailing vessel which is at the end of it's useful life and not in good repair. Pic of me and the old Godspeed when we finally made it to a condemned pier after 12 + hours thinking we were going to breakup at any moment. We were only a crew of 4 when normally we would have a crew of 12. Went to Church after. Attachment: 100_0684Godspeed III to Newport News and Bad Storm Aug 2007 - 2007-08-22 at 09-46-47.jpg (Downloaded 55 times)
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| Posted by blackfox: Wed Oct 31st, 2012 14:40 | 17th Post |
| i used to have a small yacht ,and the expression throwing your money into a sinking bathtub springs to mind ,nice to have had the experience and memories ,but couldn't and wouldn't do it now .
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| Posted by jk: Wed Oct 31st, 2012 15:24 | 18th Post |
| Yes I dont have my boat and yes I do miss it but I dont miss the spending of money to keep it in good order!
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| Posted by Squarerigger: Thu Nov 1st, 2012 08:04 | 19th Post |
I have never owned my own boat. I find it's much better if you sail someone else's and let them have it built for $2.5 million. 
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| Posted by Eric: Sat Nov 3rd, 2012 13:48 | 20th Post |
Dave Groen wrote:Crop from image above. Excellent detail in that shot Dave, is it the D4 or D800?
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| Posted by Eric: Sun Nov 4th, 2012 15:28 | 21st Post |
Constable wrote:... just arrived. How about with you' Still no 'winter' here...just rain. 
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| Posted by jk: Sun Nov 4th, 2012 15:50 | 22nd Post |
| We has 30C today but with strange heavy cloudy skies. Temperatures are set to drop to 18C for next week.
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| Posted by Dave Groen: Wed Nov 7th, 2012 12:03 | 23rd Post |
Eric wrote:Excellent detail in that shot Dave, is it the D4 or D800? Thanks. D800 with 80-200 f2.8 AFS hand held, from a distance cutting through some haze.
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| Posted by jk: Wed Nov 7th, 2012 13:48 | 24th Post |
| How do you find the 80-200 AFS compared to the 70-200 AFS VR on the D800 ?
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| Posted by Dave Groen: Fri Nov 9th, 2012 15:01 | 25th Post |
jk wrote: How do you find the 80-200 AFS compared to the 70-200 AFS VR on the D800 ?I don't have a 70-200 AFS VR, but if you send me one I will gladly do a comparison. :thumbsup:
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| Posted by blackfox: Fri Nov 16th, 2012 07:13 | 26th Post |
| winter here means the annual invasion of the thrushes and waxwings from scandinavia ,this year the migrant hordes have risen very sharply in numbers usually a sign of a bad winter a coming . Attachment: waxed .jpg (Downloaded 22 times)
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| Posted by blackfox: Fri Nov 16th, 2012 07:14 | 27th Post |
| and Attachment: the last berry .jpg (Downloaded 22 times)
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| Posted by jk: Sat Nov 17th, 2012 13:51 | 28th Post |
| Jeff that is great catch of a waxwing ? Great image. Looks like the thrush got there too late.
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| Posted by blackfox: Sat Nov 17th, 2012 18:23 | 29th Post |
| lots more on my flickr stream jonathan ,i uploaded these a bit to large sorry been a weird week
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