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LOL Jack, I did wonder about removing it, but I am still hopeless with cloning, it always looks cloned when I do it. I shall give it a go 
Thank you everyone, for the nice comments xx
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Nice one.
If that's the lake I think it is then you might be able to get some good mist shots there.
If that's the lake I think it is then you might be able to get some good mist shots there.
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that is beautiful !
i really like that and phil is right you could get some lovely mist shots there but..... you have to be up reallllllllllllllllly early lol
i really like that and phil is right you could get some lovely mist shots there but..... you have to be up reallllllllllllllllly early lol
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
Nice one.
If that's the lake I think it is then you might be able to get some good mist shots there.
If that's the lake I think it is then you might be able to get some good mist shots there.
If you thought it was the lake at Marbury, then you are correct, I love it there Quote:
Originally Posted by clairelou
that is beautiful !
i really like that and phil is right you could get some lovely mist shots there but..... you have to be up reallllllllllllllllly early lol
i really like that and phil is right you could get some lovely mist shots there but..... you have to be up reallllllllllllllllly early lol
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I quite like the branch, you could imagin it as a nice perch for a Kingfisher
