Richard Sellers
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Location: USA | Posted at 18:00 on 18th July 2008 On 18th July 2008 08:07, Lyn Greenaway wrote: On 17th July 2008 22:46, Andy Edwards wrote: Thanks Ruth, you're too kind. I'm managing to get down to the wetlands early these days, before my 'trips of the day'. The weather has been pretty poor lately, so I haven't taken many pictures on my travels. I think that's why I'm taking a few of the insects etc. at the wetlands. I sneaked up on the kingfisher yesterday morning and he flew just before I could focus and click. I'll be back there in the morning for about sixish, hopefully I'll get a picture this time!!
WOW Andy, I don't know how you do it, hope you get that Kingfisher photo! It's dull again here today, not exactly the weather for taking nice photo's  but i'm still living in hopes that summer will eventually get here lol (not sure what year though!)
when does it arrive ????!!!!!! lol
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Lyn G
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Location: United Kingdom | Posted at 20:11 on 18th July 2008 Will let you know when summer arrives here Rick LOL so far it's staying away, a bit last last year! But we Brits just grin and bear it and get on with life and continue to moan about it lol cos.... its what us Brits are good at! (oh and queueing lol)
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Peter Evans
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Location: United Kingdom | Posted at 21:09 on 18th July 2008 You may grin and bear it Lyn, but I'm keeping my clothes on. Too chilly and wet to get naked.
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Ruth Gregory
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Location: USA | Posted at 04:07 on 20th July 2008 Peter, LOL! 
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Lyn G
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Location: United Kingdom | Posted at 08:06 on 20th July 2008 LOL @ Peter, its a glorious Sunday morning here so far, not that warm for July but we can't have everything can we LOL
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Peter Evans
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Location: United Kingdom | Posted at 17:54 on 20th July 2008 Same here Lyn. A little windy but warmish.
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Barbara Shoemaker
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Location: USA | Posted at 21:56 on 22nd July 2008 'Allo mates! Have been ever so busy at work lately and haven't had a chance to chat, but have tried to sneak a peak whenever possible. The photos here have a way of destressing me, soothing my spirit in the midst of chaos! Here's a photo of a beautiful cottage in Bath that I wish I could call my own. I absolutely LOVE it! Lovely photo, Lauren.
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Sue H.
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Location: USA | Posted at 18:09 on 27th July 2008 I just found this wonderful, bright and cheery picture that swept me away in a sea of memories.
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Lyn G
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Location: United Kingdom | Posted at 18:40 on 27th July 2008 Ah yes Sue, plastic buckets and spades, kiss me quick hats and greasy chips, cockles and mushy peas...oh and candyfloss.
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Ruth Gregory
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Location: USA | Posted at 18:50 on 27th July 2008 I'll translate that into American for you, Lyn. Plastic pails and shovels, greasy fries, shrimp and split pea soup (sort of) ..oh and cotton candy. Don't know about the kiss me quick hats, though. 
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