Keith_W
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Was it full of eels?
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Was it full of eels?
eels?
Keith_W
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It wasnt at the forefront of mind when I read your post I must admit
Used it once, singularly the most unpleasant experience. Really bumpy ride, and couldn't see anything out of the windows due to spray. Even the ferries were prefereable in a Force 9 gale! Only used the Tunnel since it opened.
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It has been 25 years since it was withdrawn. I went on it on a cracking day and the Capt came across the tannoy and said” it was a very good day for hovering we will try for the crossing record’ we left the Harbour and he opened the taps. We missed the record by 10ish seconds. The record was broken that year in Sept by the ‘Princess Anne’
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whereisbrian
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Another picture from Pommorio Gardens Feast
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... and, for a little counterpoint, what it was like in Northern New Hampshire yesterday afternoon (19Apr).
edit: whoops! Not sure how I managed to post an Altec 515B here!
Fixed it!
mission accomplished by Mark Hardy, on Flickr
edit: whoops! Not sure how I managed to post an Altec 515B here!
Fixed it!mission accomplished by Mark Hardy, on Flickr
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On the right is a pine warbler -- one of the first warblers to come back to northern New England.
The bird on the left is (of course) a male (American) goldfinch, most of the way molted into his summer plumage.
Talking of phrasebooks, when we bought our house in France, I used a pen I inherited from an aunt to sign the documents. I said to the Notaire 'c'est la plume de ma tante', and he was somewhat bewildered.
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I don't know what species (ahem of bird...) this is?! Any of all y'all's know?
I didn't have the long telephoto lens available and by the time I put it on, it was gone (of course).
I even tried the "8x" tele on my cheap-jack phone, but the result was predictably miserable.
Any of all y'all's know? I didn't have the long telephoto lens available and by the time I put it on, it was gone (of course).
I even tried the "8x" tele on my cheap-jack phone, but the result was predictably miserable.
Well Google lens thinks it's a finch, but I'm no expertI don't know what species (ahem of bird...) this is?!
I didn't have the long telephoto lens available and by the time I put it on, it was gone (of course).
I even tried the "8x" tele on my cheap-jack phone, but the result was predictably miserable.
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I think it is, too.. what kind is the question.
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This evening (25Apr2026) at our house in the Connecticut River "Upper Valley".
And it looks like the subwoofers are sealed
whereisbrian
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This morning, garden festival in Lizio.
Buying pepper seedlings, eggplants, long peppers, lettuces, old varieties of tomatoes, Japanese eggplants, I'm forgetting some, and at midday, sea shanties, a few beers on tap and fries.
Buying pepper seedlings, eggplants, long peppers, lettuces, old varieties of tomatoes, Japanese eggplants, I'm forgetting some, and at midday, sea shanties, a few beers on tap and fries.
Female Evening Grosbeak, I thinkI don't know what species (ahem of bird...) this is?!
I didn't have the long telephoto lens available and by the time I put it on, it was gone (of course).
I even tried the "8x" tele on my cheap-jack phone, but the result was predictably miserable.
