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  1. 26-05-2010 #1
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    There's someone out there for everyone They were in a rather inaccessible place so I had to lean over, so I'm rather pleased that they are fairly clear and in focus.
    I'm not sure I've seen them 'making sweet love...' before, so I was pleased to spot them. They were very immobile - not like mammals
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    That's an excellent capture . Well spotted
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    Love it, great composition, they are obvioulsy queuing for the bus.
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    So that's what they do at bus stops in Reading, Rolf! Really?

    Nice one, Louise!

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    I agree, Catherine - I thought that they were such shy and modest flowers, constantly bowing their heads... it just shows that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, they are in fact vice dens!!!
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    I agree, Catherine - I thought that they were such shy and modest flowers, constantly bowing their heads... it just shows that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, they are in fact vice dens!!!
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