Anyone get anything garden related for Xmas?

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Jo A P wrote:Awww Goggle (sending a hug). That's usually me, but this year I got a gorgeous terracotta pot (a horrendous plate from in-laws & a nasty candle holder with an angel on it, both fit for shooting practise).
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Give them back next year Jo.
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flounder wrote:
Adrian wrote:
flounder wrote:yeah she, did you think I was keeping wicket then? icon_scratch

Might have been the Brighton connection :lol:
Didn't expect anything more from somebody from the suburbs of portsmuff :roll:
Got to get it in as you might become our 'derby' game after pompey go bust in 2012
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Not exactly "garden related" but it will get used for many garden related situations. NEW CAMERA! check in on out!

Cheers, Barrie.

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Las Palmas Norte wrote:Not exactly "garden related" but it will get used for many garden related situations. NEW CAMERA! check in on out!

Cheers, Barrie.

Great! But I went AARRGGHHH!! until I realised you are allowed to drive on that side of the road.
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Not only are we "allowed", it's the law! :lol:

Cheers, Barrie.
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Las Palmas Norte wrote:Not only are we "allowed", it's the law! :lol:

Cheers, Barrie.
:lol: :lol:
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Springy wrote:Gardening gloves, a metal heron from African creations, a bird feeder and my partner is treating me to £100 to spend on palms or plants! Bless her!! icon_cheers
Well after all, I decided not to buy any plants with the money but I added to it and purchased a new camera instead. Hopefully there will be some nice photos of my garden next year once I can work the bloomin thing!!!
Funnily enough, I can take a nice picture of the moon blinkin miles away ( Photo taken last night ) but when I take a picture of something in my living room it comes out blurry :lol:
Time for some serious reading up I think! icon_study
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nice photo icon_thumleft
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Cameras are so hi tech these days. The one I have has far more features than I could ever hope to use or learn.

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I had a minus present- someone stole my wheelbarrow
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Springy wrote:Funnily enough, I can take a nice picture of the moon blinkin miles away ( Photo taken last night ) but when I take a picture of something in my living room it comes out blurry :lol:
Time for some serious reading up I think! icon_study
the moon is extremely bright = short shutter
your living room is very dark in comparison = long shutter
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I got some gardening books including Christopher Lloyd's "Exotic Planting for Adventurous Gardeners". I'd borrowed a copy from the library last month but some joker had gone to the trouble of ripping out loads of pages so it's nice to have a mint copy to browse through.
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garrett wrote:I got some gardening books including Christopher Lloyd's "Exotic Planting for Adventurous Gardeners". I'd borrowed a copy from the library last month but some joker had gone to the trouble of ripping out loads of pages so it's nice to have a mint copy to browse through.

This is a great book and very inspirational.
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If it's a mint condition does that mean it has a whole through the middle instead of pages missing?!! :D

Seriously though, thats the book that I have pinched the most planting ideas from. I love the dahlias, verbenas and the amicias. Enjoy!
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Springy, that's a great picture of the moon icon_cheers

What setting did you have it on, I've tried in the past to take one of the moon but mine never turns out as well or close as what yours has - I'd love to get a shot like yours. I've also had a new camera, and have noticed now that mine hasn't even got a show-how booklet with it, you now have to download it first from disc, and the more I'm looking through it, the more confused I'm getting :lol: I'd rather have a booklet and sit and read it at leisure.

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