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  1. 21-05-2007 #1
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    I have removed the two that were behind and isolated the House Martin in flight . I think itis not too bad.
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    . I think it should be deleted all togethe as the tail is wrong. What do you think
    It won't allow me to edit the title only the text box .Take it out and I can re upload it.Or not Lol
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    How about that, edited and tail rectified.
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    Brill Yes. Causing youa lot of work aren't i/
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    Not really doing too much else at the moment, just closing everything down to go to bed.

    Catch you tomorrow.
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    Yup
    Thanks for your help
    Night
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    Well captured Chocky and well spotted
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  8. 22-05-2007 #8
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    Thanks Babs it is taken (very artistically) from the Landing Party Photo.
    And a lot of work it caised for Rolf. We got there in the end though.
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    Cool picture.
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    Thank you.
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    Yes, I agree, super shot.
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    Thank you
    Well it is a real photo but two swallows that were in the way have been edited out to make the photo look better. The oringenal is in the forum

    you will find it in the thread 'I'm rather shy'
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