Michiel Schierbeek
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
This must be the queen of bugs!:angel:And another one...
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This must be the queen of bugs!:angel:And another one...
One blue and red grasshopper to another:Bill - you have some very fine bugs down your way.
I was trying to think why being blue and red would be an aid to survival . . . but I gave up
Well many thanks Jono for at least considering it - I wouldn't have even bothered personally.Hi Tim
Not coming home early, we always planned to come back on Friday . . . some faint hope of sun tomorrow - we're planning to drive to Penberth, walk to the pub at Treen for lunch, then walk down to Pednvounder to check out the sand and have a swim (maybe)
HI Barry - trouble is that if you're heading out of Cornwall then Bodmin Moor is too soon to stop . . . . and if you're heading into Cornwall then it's too late!
I actually love Cornwall, and I guess I'd move back down here if it was feasible (crappy weather notwithstanding) but then I'm a St Ives boy so why wouldn't I?
Aaaaah Barry - you want rescuing - I have two vicious dogs in my car, but I'll ask Emma if she'll pick you up in her nice 1994 Saab convertible
... and thank _you_ for sharing something so nice with us.ZoranC, thank you for those words. Im very please that this image could evoke such a feeling from someone, especially expressed so elegantly.
Bill: Those are great! You photoshopped that in from a Marvel Comic book...didn't you?And another one...
it lures fashion designers into its netBill - you have some very fine bugs down your way.
I was trying to think why being blue and red would be an aid to survival . . . but I gave up
Hi JohnQuentin, Barry and Tim:
The only thing I know about Cornwall I read in a book called Tales and Legends. It said that aboriginally Cornwall was infested with Giants. And after seeing these giant rocks stacked like pebbles I guess I might believe it was true. From each of your various pictures I'd have to say it must be quite scenic.
Regards,
John
Hello Barry:Hi John
Sorry I meant to get back earlier to you regarding your post.
I think that was a great little book if I remember correctly "Tales and legends" that I read as a child (suitable for both adults and children alike...Even better than Game of Thrones IMO) when my parents used to bring me down to St Ives on holiday in the mid 60's.
(BTW. The weather was good in those days or at least how I remember it - it was, but then I was only a kid and my memory is hazy now)
I managed about 5 years ago to pick up a very early edition of Robert Hunt's collected stories "Popular Romances of the West of England" or also known as "The Drolls, Traditions, Superstitions of old Cornwall"...If I remember correctly a lot of the stories from "Tales and Legends" were taken from it...But BEWARE some of the other stories from the original will scare you to death :shocked::shocked::shocked:...Definitely not all the stories are suitable for children.
Cheers Barry