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    Bempton Cliffs

    Hi Barry, not visited Filey Animal Park but I would think its more of a children's park. You will enjoy Bempton. I could not get this years, still recovering from a recently broken ankle. Perhaps you may get some other replies from BF members. Farne Islands are worth a visit, we had a cottage in...
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    Bempton Cliffs

    Thank you, Bob Hope you have a good day, forecast is good for this weekend. Cheers Roy.
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    Bempton Cliffs

    Bob, I can add more. It was June last year, my first visit. http://roysphotos2.zenfolio.com/p68551598/e494835b Please check my Bempton gallery. Roy.
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    Bempton Cliffs

    Bob, just walk through the shop rear exit follow the path to the cliffs. You can walk left or right. I went last year the Gannets are in your face..Brill. Puffins etc on the rocks..bit far off. Good luck, well worth the long drive. Roy.
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    kowa 611

    Eddie You get what you pay for. Back in 2003 I purchased this scope for my first attempt at digiscoping. After using this for a year, I decided to go for the Swaro 80HD there was a difference between night and day in image quality. If you can afford the best, my advice, don't waste your money. I...
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    Canon 60D from Hong Kong

    I have purchased from Kerso, I purchased a 580 Ex speedlite, Canon 24-105 from S/Electronics, no problems although I had heard of negative feedback from this company. Ian Kerso, highly recommended. Regards Roy.
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    Canon EF 400mm f2.8 L IS II USM advice

    Hi George, there was a member selling a 400 f2.8 a couple of weeks ago, looked like a tidy lens. I can tell you they are big and heavy I saw a photographer at Cadwell last year, I asked, is that a 600, he said No 400 f2.8..what a piece of kit but that one had been really knocked about, think one...
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    Tripod and Gimbal

    You should consider Lensmaster Gimble head I would recommend this product. Regards Roy.
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    Please ID this shrub

    Jon, looks like you have nailed it in one, many thanks. This is the species. Saint Monica Regards Roy.
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    Please ID this shrub

    Hi, could someone please ID this species of shrub. The berries are edible, blackbirds, thrush and fieldfares have just started feeding on them. Regards Roy Howell.
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    lens/camera connection

    Rob is right, he loaned me his MK3 for testing this is when I discovered the grub screws had come loose the second time it happened I fixed them with lock tight but I still check them they have not come loose since. Roy.
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    lens/camera connection

    Sean Don't worry about that movement that is normal. But I would advise you keep a check on those small screws in the converters, I have both TC's same lens but I use the 1.4x mostly those screws have come loose twice they have since been treated with lock tight. I recentley sold the 7D, still...
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    Comment by 'RoyH' in media 'King of Hearts.'

    Well done, Don. Thank you for sharing that lovely Christmas greeting. Hope you have a wonderful Happy Christmas and Happy New Year. I shall have to pop to Far Ings to have a chat with again. Cheers Roy.
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    Annoying birding conversations in hides

    I agree, great comment...Especially Ness Hide Far Ings, banging door as they come and out. You should be there in school holidays when a gang of kids arrive accompanied with a teacher who should have given the children some tips, how to keep quite, not to run up and down. Its obvieous some of...
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    Donna Nook Seals

    John I agree what you say about the public, many years ago before they introduced that fence the seals had free access inland before you had to be aware when walking through the dunes. They could put that fence higher on the sea bank but suggesting that this is public land they are going to have...
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