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Poor Lad

My poor cat Frankie has been in and out of hospital this week as he stopped eating and was losing lots of weight. He's had x-rays, scans, blood tests and, yesterday, a biopsy. Vet thinks it might be lymphoma. Anyway, we're feeding him through a tube...
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- Posted by : SlowSong
- 3 Nov 2018 10:53AM
- 4 Comments
- Views : 447
Pickering 1940s and HD Pentax-D FA* 50mm f/1.4 AW

I reviewed the lens for EPZ, sent it back and then the company who sorted the loan went bust. The lens came back undeliverable and Ricoh/Pentax asked me if I minded hanging onto it until things were sorted out. Obviously it was most inconvenient to h...
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- Posted by : johnriley1uk
- 29 Oct 2018 11:26AM
- 1 Comments
- Views : 474
Hedwig

I had a request to needle felt a 'Hedwig'. The first one I did was a little on the small side.............so, here is the second! :D Lol! Okay, hands up, it went wrong. So, rather then throw the whole lot into the bin I changed it a bit - I q...
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- Posted by : KarenFB
- 25 Oct 2018 3:04PM
- Views : 381
Home from Home

Finally got to see if Frostie uses his new cat home in the garden. Success. I thought he was a smallish cat but it looks as if he just about fits in. Anyway, there's a nice fluffy heat rug inside so he's nice and snug. At least I didn't waste m...
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- Posted by : SlowSong
- 4 Oct 2018 6:16PM
- Views : 377
New Hobby

Recently Devon has held a month of Open Studios, where you can travel around visiting various Artists in their studios. My youngest daughter always has a week off work near her birthday so she can visit as many studios as possible and she sometimes ...
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- Posted by : KarenFB
- 26 Sep 2018 5:26PM
- Views : 379
The Templar Knights of Cressing

It's great to stumble upon something that inspires the Inner Photographer and such a place is Cressing Temple Barns in Essex. Great barns from the times of the Templar Knights that show a fascinating style of architecture in wood. Fantastic, plus all...
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- Posted by : johnriley1uk
- 18 Sep 2018 11:23AM
- 1 Comments
- Views : 519
Des Res

Well, this little white cat, Frostie, visits every day for meals and I know he'd love to come and live with us but he belongs to a lady down the road. He got to be really, really thin because she never seemed to be in which is why we started feeding...
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- Posted by : SlowSong
- 14 Sep 2018 4:24PM
- 1 Comments
- Views : 415
Places - Lavenham, Suffolk

Lavenham is a Photographic Feast for sure. Starting at the old market square with its ancient Guildhall and then exploring the town's main street and the church, everywhere we see gorgeous half timbered buildings in a multitude of colours. Add to tha...
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- Posted by : johnriley1uk
- 14 Sep 2018 12:09AM
- Views : 482
On the Trail of the Suffolk Poets

My Great Uncle William Ernest FitzGerald was Medical Officer for Health in Southport in the 1940s, but he had a more famous relative in Edward FitzGerald, the Victorian poet whose most popular work was his translation of the Persian poet Omar Khyyam....
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- Posted by : johnriley1uk
- 11 Sep 2018 3:08PM
- Views : 483
Places - The Colne Valley Railway

This last week we have been in Essex, staying in a cottage just next to Hedingham Castle and the Colne Valley Railway. I was trying to lighten the load by taking the Pentax K-3 II and lenses rather than the K-1 as I have been suffering from some neck...
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- Posted by : johnriley1uk
- 9 Sep 2018 7:38PM
- 1 Comments
- Views : 495
Extra Large

I forgot to look for the name of these huge plants in Kew Gardens but they look like irises with massive leaves. They were being watered via a spray in the middle of the plant hence the mist.
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- Posted by : SlowSong
- 9 Sep 2018 11:54AM
- 4 Comments
- Views : 432
Gladstone Hotel Toronto Canada No 1

The Gladstone House at No 1214 Queen St W is the oldest operating hotel in the city. Built in 1889 the building was designated a Heritage Property by The City Of Toronto in 1973. Original photography from 2014 using a Canon EOS 60D body with a Can...
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- Posted by : thelearningcurvephoto
- 6 Sep 2018 1:58PM
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A Bit Messy

I took these two shots last week in Hyde Park but it was a very cluttered area. In the first picture I was looking at the girl on the bench mirroring the statue, she on her phone and the statue in a similar pose. In the second image I saw the same ...
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- Posted by : SlowSong
- 1 Sep 2018 11:38AM
- Views : 418
'Project 52' - Week's 3 & 4 of 52

Hi all, Been a slight delay in getting these up, as I have just returned from our 2 week family holiday in the South of France. This year we decided to do a 'Road Trip' DIY holiday, rather than the usual package, and I'm so glad we did. We drove the...
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- Posted by : Nigeyboy
- 28 Aug 2018 12:24PM
- Views : 472
My Little Waif and Stray

Last night ADAPS booked the Lancashire Mining Museum for a private shoot. At 6pm the heavens opened and the rain was torrential. At 6.30pm it all cleared up and we had a gorgeous end of day, with all the sun that we get when travelling home from a ra...
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- Posted by : johnriley1uk
- 24 Aug 2018 4:11PM
- Views : 580