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  1. 10-07-2010 #1
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    Nice close-ups there, Joe. I do like Ladybirds - not just because of their colouring, but I love their shape.
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    I'm going to try and get out over the weekend with a close up filter on the new lens. I was going to today but the builders wanted to check on the drying.
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    So we can expect a load of shots then?
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