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These are wonderful, Open. There are so many things you saw, I think the stained glass windows impressed me the most because of their beauty. You should write a little monologue about the pics and what you saw.
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Those are some beautiful pictures OM, especially the stain glass windows, those are amazing!! Thank you for sharing them with us!!
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Excellent pics! The place is awe inspiring! It's almost too much to describe!
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Oh I know, it's something else to see these places up close and personal. Some pictures just can't do justice to historical buildings or monuments, and you really need to be there, to fully appreciate them.
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I do like King Ethelbert's cross-gartering. I could never get mine to stay tight, it always sagged by the end of the day.
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spot wrote: I do like King Ethelbert's cross-gartering. I could never get mine to stay tight, it always sagged by the end of the day.


awww Spot being saggy at the end of the day can't be a good feeling.

OM Fantastic Pictures just I just love em. Can't wait for the next installment.
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Here are all the photos. With hindsight, I wish I'd taken my tripod. I took several shots using manual settings. Unfortunately, in manual mode, the anti-shake feature does not work. Ah well, enjoy as best you can.



http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h295/ ... interval=3
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chonsigirl wrote: These are wonderful, Open. There are so many things you saw, I think the stained glass windows impressed me the most because of their beauty. You should write a little monologue about the pics and what you saw.


What amazed me about the stained glass windows apart from their beauty, was the fact that they have survived in some cases 800 years or more
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OpenMind wrote: Here are all the photos. With hindsight, I wish I'd taken my tripod. I took several shots using manual settings. Unfortunately, in manual mode, the anti-shake feature does not work. Ah well, enjoy as best you can.



http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h295/ ... interval=3


I couldn't look at these Rog....need a password :-1
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Bez wrote: I couldn't look at these Rog....need a password :-1


Same here, what a shame, was really looking forward to seeing them as well. :(
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Rog...we need a password to look at Sundays photos..pleeeeaaase
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Well, no, there's a flag once he's logged in that allows anyone to see the show, but it needs ticking.
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spot wrote: Well, no, there's a flag once he's logged in that allows anyone to see the show, but it needs ticking.


Ok, guys. Would you like to try that now.



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Yay!

Those cross garters are simply stunning. I wonder what colour he wore?
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They're great Rog...thanks :)
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Bez wrote: They're great Rog...thanks :)


I'm very sorry about the delay folks. I thought I'd ticked it off the other day.:rolleyes:
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OpenMind wrote: I'm very sorry about the delay folks. I thought I'd ticked it off the other day.:rolleyes:


No problem....we are just toooo impatient. They are great pictures of a fabulous day.
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spot wrote: Yay!



Those cross garters are simply stunning. I wonder what colour he wore?


I reckon you've got a 'thing' about cross-gartering, Spot. Hehe.:sneaky:

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OpenMind wrote: Ok, guys. Would you like to try that now.



http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h295/ ... interval=3
Oh boy, I can see them now!:)
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A little something extra. Turn your speakers on for this. You might need to turn the volume up. This was just a test of one of my camera's features and is only short. But I hope you enjoy listening to this.



http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h295/ ... 200337.flv
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OpenMind wrote: A little something extra. Turn your speakers on for this. You might need to turn the volume up. This was just a test of one of my camera's features and is only short. But I hope you enjoy listening to this.



http://s67.photobucket.com/albums/h295/ ... 200337.flv


I didn't know you did that Rog...those bells 'calling' everyone to prayer...hope you liked that Chonsi...kinda makes it so REAL...
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It is more then awesome...............................so good, OM!
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Fantastic OM!



Chonsi, dont you worry. We will fill you in on details and plenty of pics so you can get the whole picture. Brushing up on our historical facts so we can give you a fuller soliloquy.:-6
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Raven wrote: Fantastic OM!



Chonsi, dont you worry. We will fill you in on details and plenty of pics so you can get the whole picture. Brushing up on our historical facts so we can give you a fuller soliloquy.:-6


Raaaaaven how nice to see you!!!!hehehehehe

OM those are great pics, can't wait to view them at home as Raven has no speakers here boo hoo :(
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minks wrote: Raaaaaven how nice to see you!!!!hehehehehe



OM those are great pics, can't wait to view them at home as Raven has no speakers here boo hoo :(


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Oh that was brilliant OM thank you so much for putting that video up!! Despite watching that through the computer, it did (at least to me,) still seem as though that I was there in person listening and watching to everything!! Loved the sound of those bells too!!
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minks wrote: Raaaaaven how nice to see you!!!!hehehehehe



OM those are great pics, can't wait to view them at home as Raven has no speakers here boo hoo :(
Cheeky monkey!:wah: I HAVE speakers! It's my soundcard that doesnt work!
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Raven wrote: Cheeky monkey!:wah: I HAVE speakers! It's my soundcard that doesnt work!


Never mind. You were both there and heard the real thing and those bells are really loud!
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OpenMind wrote: Never mind. You were both there and heard the real thing and those bells are really loud!
They were fantastic! And the choir was magnificent! We got lucky! We had total atmosphere!
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Raven wrote: They were fantastic! And the choir was magnificent! We got lucky! We had total atmosphere!


Going on Sunday was definitely a good idea.:-6
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Raven wrote: Cheeky monkey!:wah: I HAVE speakers! It's my soundcard that doesnt work!


Do headphones work ?
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