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  1. 24-10-2010 #1
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    from a visit to Bushy Pk last week - forgot how to do it doh will be back laters

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    Excellent photo Ann, love it.
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    Great capture, Ann!

    It would make a wonderful painting - or even framed as the photo it is!
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    Oh yeh - fantastic shot - and don't they have very distinct faces. It must have been great to see - with that wonderful crack of the antlers and the huffing and puffing :-)
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