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June 23rd 04, 12:07 AM
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Vermin of the skies...
Bloody satellites - they're vermin I tells ye...
First they come close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest0.jpg Then they come too close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest1.jpg The final result... sans satellites... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27_15_20040622.jpg -- Pete Lawrence http://www.pbl33.co.uk Most recent images http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/recent_images.html 
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June 23rd 04, 10:31 AM
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Pete Lawrence wrote: Bloody satellites - they're vermin I tells ye... First they come close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest0.jpg Then they come too close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest1.jpg The final result... sans satellites... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27_15_20040622.jpg Pete Another awesome image! Please keep posting your results - they are one of the reasons I enjoy reading this newsgroup. I actually like the satellite trails too - but I can see how they might get a bit frustrating. However, for an exercise in frustration you should try being up here in Glasgow with (a) the perma-cloud and (b) almost perma-daylight at this time of year. Bring on the dark nights I say! Thanks again for posting your images. Dave
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June 23rd 04, 12:10 PM
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On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 10:31:06 +0100, David McKee
wrote: Pete Lawrence wrote: Bloody satellites - they're vermin I tells ye... First they come close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest0.jpg Then they come too close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest1.jpg The final result... sans satellites... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27_15_20040622.jpg Pete Another awesome image! Please keep posting your results - they are one of the reasons I enjoy reading this newsgroup. I actually like the satellite trails too - but I can see how they might get a bit frustrating. However, for an exercise in frustration you should try being up here in Glasgow with (a) the perma-cloud and (b) almost perma-daylight at this time of year. Bring on the dark nights I say! Thanks again for posting your images. Thanks Dave I appreciate your comments. Yes - it seems to take forever for it to go dark even down here in Selsey. Monday night was a beauty though - very dry and nice steady conditions. A bit of discipline needed to force myself to bed to be awake for work in the morning  -- Pete Lawrence http://www.pbl33.co.uk Most recent images http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/recent_images.html
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June 24th 04, 06:36 AM
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Pete Lawrence wrote in message . ..
Bloody satellites - they're vermin I tells ye... First they come close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest0.jpg Then they come too close... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27+guest1.jpg The final result... sans satellites... http://www.pbl33.fast24.co.uk/m27_15_20040622.jpg That's cheating! A weed is simply a plant in the wrong place (or the wrong time). Enjoy your weeding! Chris.B
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