Excellent, agree entirely with the sentiments stated below!

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., ian_h_s2001 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:

> Anyway,I have to confess that I much prefer striding over the
> summits accompanied by happy thoughts of the beauty of nature

Baargh!  Where are the instructions?  Sheep 3 Lin 1! :-(
--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Roger and Ann Hiley"
<hiley105@b...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Got a few spare minutes and fancy a bit of sheep trialing, test your
> skills coutest of the new Buttermere Web . . .
>
> http://www.buttermereweb.co.uk/framesets/framesetsheeps.html
>
> Most locals use a sheep dog, you can use your "sheep mouse"  Sorry no
> prizes.
>
> (Looks like Guy is back in Wasdale and taking running the Wasdlae Web
> again)
>
> Cheers
> Roger

Hi Roger,



Great fun but also very frustrating!!!! LOL



Regards,



Tim





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From: fellwalkingclub@...
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Sent: 02 October 2005 18:52
To: fellwalkingclub@...
Subject: [Online Fellwalking Club] Loweswater Chronicle - Sports page



Hi all,

Got a few spare minutes and fancy a bit of sheep trialing, test your
skills coutest of the new Buttermere Web . . .

http://www.buttermereweb.co.uk/framesets/framesetsheeps.html

Most locals use a sheep dog, you can use your "sheep mouse"  Sorry no
prizes.

(Looks like Guy is back in Wasdale and taking running the Wasdlae Web
again)

Cheers
Roger






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Roger / Ann and all
We've just got back home from a couple of days in York and I saw your
pictures of the sunset.
I'm a couple of days late a know, but I saw the same sunset and also
rushed for the camera. This time not so much over a stone wall as out
of our attic window. And no trees or sheep in the picture just a ships
mast and a couple of lighthouses. Wasn't it beautiful while it lasted.
It was great watching it drop into the sea.

Another picture of the sunset is at
http://www.davidhalllakedistrictwalks.co.uk/pict0005.jpg

You're not kidding when you say "after all this rain". I walked round
to my Mums on Friday afternoon (only 100 yards or so), but I was so wet
when I got there I just went in and asked for an umbrella so I could go
straight back home, get changed and go back when it stopped raining.

David


--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Roger and Ann Hiley"
<hiley105@b...> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Not really a web cam but it has just stopped raining and Ann has just
> rushed out and taken these two photos . . . .
>
> Sunset over the stone wall :
> http://www.hiley105.btinternet.co.uk/05093003.jpg
>
> Sunset without the wall :
> http://www.hiley105.btinternet.co.uk/05093001p.jpg
>
> Have a nice evening
>
> Cheers  Roger and Ann.
> Loweswater Puffins
> (feels like it after all this rain)

Yeheeey!!
I caught 10 in the Split Flock!!!
Thank's Roger, i like this, pity Bailey can't help me!  :0)

           Angela.


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Hi all,

I have uploaded a few pictures of my latest bicycle rides in Oberwart
and near my home, and of recent wine crop yesterday near my home
village.
Pictures are posted at

http://www.landschaftsfotos.at

Helmut

Hi David,

   That's an amazing sunset.
I must have missed that one, i'm always taking sunset photos! Unless of
course it was cloudy over this side of the country that evening.
Hope you had the lovely sunny weather we have had this weekend whilst you
were in York.

          Regards
                      Angela.


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Hi All

So pleased that you were looking at that same beautiful sunset
David. It didn't last that long here, but it was truly spectacular
wasn't it?

Grape picking looked hard work, but fun to do in good company
Helmut. What variety of grapes were they? Interesting to see fields
of pumpkins, a first for me. Those elderberries looked luscious !

There was another strangely worded advert from this month's Cumbria
magazine, just above the one I mentioned in an earlier message. This
one offered weekend breaks "with a difference" in Germany.. beer
festivals , Christmas markets etc.  Nothing strange you may be
thinking, but it went on to offer "Special feature weekends for
butchers and firemen ". The mind boggles !!! Together or separately
I wonder !!

On that note, goodnight and have a good week everyone

Ann

Thatīs really great, Roger.
Thatīs what I think always when I am lucky to get good shots: you must
be at the right place to the righ time. Rushing out was the best Ann
could do.

Helmut

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Roger and Ann Hiley"
<hiley105@b...> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Not really a web cam but it has just stopped raining and Ann has just
> rushed out and taken these two photos . . . .
>
> Sunset over the stone wall :
> http://www.hiley105.btinternet.co.uk/05093003.jpg
>
> Sunset without the wall :
> http://www.hiley105.btinternet.co.uk/05093001p.jpg
>
> Have a nice evening
>
> Cheers  Roger and Ann.
> Loweswater Puffins
> (feels like it after all this rain)

Hi Helmut,

I have just managed to catch up with all the photos from your holiday, they
are wonderful.
You seem to have had very good weather. The lighting & the cloud  effects are
beautiful.
My favourite photos are from the last day on the Eastern shore of the lake.
The water looks more like the Mediterranean Sea than a lake, such lovely
shades  of blue.

What a fantastic view you had from your accommodation, have you stayed  there
before?
Sheila looks to have had a great holiday, walks & swims every day, what  more
could a dog want? Well, most dogs, Bailey would have loved the walks, but
not the swimming he hates water!
You took some really lovely photos of Sheila, i have never seen her looking
so clean! Except for the one in the muddy puddle that is!

I hope you get some of the wine from the crop that you helped to pick
yesterday!!

              Regards
                         Angela.


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In a message dated 02/10/2005 22:14:04 GMT Standard Time,
hiley105@... writes:

Interesting to see fields
of pumpkins, a first for  me.


Hi Ann,

   You can't have been to the Fens at this time of year  then!
We drove past fields of them on Friday & lots of piles  of 'Halloween
Pumpkins' for sale!!

                    Angela.




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Fantastic sunset, David.

Regards, Paul (R)
My Lake District walking site:
http://www.lakelandwalker.co.uk

Hi Angela,

Thanks for your kind comments on my holiday pictures.

Just one short comment on our accomodation:
We have not been there before, Iīve never seen Weissensee before.
This year, in spring, our neighbour told us about a holiday somewhere
bought via E-Bay, much cheaper than normal price.
So my wife started to look into E-Bay Austria for this purpose, and
she discovered an offer at Weissensee ...
First attempt she was not lucky, but at the second attempt, she was
the winner of the auction, so we got the week there for 360 instead
of 560 Euro.
Now for the wine crop: I got several kilograms of delicious grapes,
and since Saturday (including the time immediately after crop), Iīve
got special problems that come upon you some hours after eating lots
of grapes ...;))

Best regards,

Helmut


--- In fellwalkingclub@..., angieespin@a... wrote:
> Hi Helmut,
>
> I have just managed to catch up with all the photos from your
holiday, they
> are wonderful.
> You seem to have had very good weather. The lighting & the cloud
effects are
> beautiful.
> My favourite photos are from the last day on the Eastern shore of
the lake.
> The water looks more like the Mediterranean Sea than a lake, such
lovely
> shades  of blue.
>
> What a fantastic view you had from your accommodation, have you
stayed  there
> before?
> Sheila looks to have had a great holiday, walks & swims every day,
what  more
> could a dog want? Well, most dogs, Bailey would have loved the
walks, but
> not the swimming he hates water!
> You took some really lovely photos of Sheila, i have never seen her
looking
> so clean! Except for the one in the muddy puddle that is!
>
> I hope you get some of the wine from the crop that you helped to
pick
> yesterday!!
>
>              Regards
>                         Angela.
>
>
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Just got a spoofed e-mail from v-g.me.uk not sure if it indicates a
virus?

Hi David,

Not sure what you mean by spoofed :-/ I do know who uses that e-mail
address though and I would be surprised it is was a problem

Jill (B)




--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "David" <fen4b0y@y...> wrote:
> Just got a spoofed e-mail from v-g.me.uk not sure if it indicates a
> virus?

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "David" <fen4b0y@y...>
wrote:
> Just got a spoofed e-mail from v-g.me.uk not sure if it indicates a
> virus?

Was there any virus/malware attached as payload here?  Most unlikely
to be from V&G but from somebody else with their address on a
computer which has become compromised.
There are free antivirus packages around if the commercial products
are too expensive - no excuse to be caught out.

Phil

Hi All
Took my boys to a new area today for a industrial heritage walk which
was wasted on them as they just run around and pee ,but they seemed
happy to be out :-)

http://community.webshots.com/user/tuc1966

Regards Lance

Wonderful photos Andy. I especially liked the Blue Sky over Yewbarrow
one.  Missing the fells like mad today so your photos helped a lot.
Wonder where you were last Saturday!

Jill

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "David" <fen4b0y@y...> wrote:
> Just got a spoofed e-mail from v-g.me.uk not sure if it indicates a
> virus?

Hi David,

I've had a personal Email from Geoff at vgza@... and my Email
software didn't throw up any problem.  What do you actually mean
by "spoofed address"?

Regards,

Tim

Hi Lance,

   That looks a bit different to your usual walks.
Is it close to home?Like the giraffe & the Welsh Dragon!
Was the dark one of the boys inside the Iron Works, or did you see the
partial eclipse of the sun in Wales!! LOL.

         Regards
                      Angela.


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> By 'panoramas' I take it you mean 'stitched photos' - it sometimes
> gets confusing when people describe a photo that is merely wider than
> usual as a panorama (or maybe I'm pedantic on a Sunday morning!).

I think you are - a panorama is a photo with a wide view. Photoshop is
the best I've used. Jill, it's File - Automate - Photomerge. Jasc also
do a good one in their photo album, but not as good for manipulation
as photoshop.

Regards,
Sean

I had a walk up to Little Mell Fell and Gowbarrow Fell today. It was a
bit overcast and I got caught in a couple of showers, but it was still
a nice few hours walking.

The website is updated :-
http://www.davidhalllakedistrictwalks.co.uk

Also:-

Angela / Paul
We get some lovely sunsets here next to the coast, but the other night
had to be one of the best.

York was great thanks Angela, plenty of sunshine and quite warm.

Ann
It only lasted about 5 minutes here, but worth every second we spent
looking at it.

David

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., angieespin@a... wrote:
> Hi Lance,
>
>   That looks a bit different to your usual walks.
> Is it close to home?Like the giraffe & the Welsh Dragon!
> Was the dark one of the boys inside the Iron Works, or did you see
the
> partial eclipse of the sun in Wales!! LOL.
>
>         Regards
>                      Angela.
>
>
Hi Angela
The Gorge is about 15 miles from here and I have driven thru it
hundreds of times but never walk it,the dark shot is in the forest as
the Iron works are off limits,only saw the eclipse on tv.
The boys were eating best pedigree pouchess a rare treat for them,but
they still like eating sheep poo.
Thanks for GB entry.
Regards Lance

>
> Ann
> It only lasted about 5 minutes here, but worth every second we spent
> looking at it.
>
> David

ooh err mrs!

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Roger and Ann Hiley"
<hiley105@b...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Got a few spare minutes and fancy a bit of sheep trialing, test your
> skills coutest of the new Buttermere Web . . .
>
> http://www.buttermereweb.co.uk/framesets/framesetsheeps.html
>
> Most locals use a sheep dog, you can use your "sheep mouse"  Sorry no
> prizes.
>
> (Looks like Guy is back in Wasdale and taking running the Wasdlae Web
> again)
>
> Cheers
> Roger

Had a go at being a shepherd - think I'd make a much better sheep.
loved the little pink and blue ones.
Mary

> > It only lasted about 5 minutes here, but worth every second we spent
> > looking at it.
> >
> > David
>
> ooh err mrs!

LOL!!!

Regards, Paul (R)
My Lake District walking site:
http://www.lakelandwalker.co.uk

Hi Sean,

I have Fotoshop 7.0 installed on my PC; I did not find that command
File-automate-fotomerge. What version are you using?

Helmut


--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Sean" <dr_technical@s...>
wrote:
>
> > By 'panoramas' I take it you mean 'stitched photos' - it
sometimes
> > gets confusing when people describe a photo that is merely wider
than
> > usual as a panorama (or maybe I'm pedantic on a Sunday morning!).
>
> I think you are - a panorama is a photo with a wide view.
Photoshop is
> the best I've used. Jill, it's File - Automate - Photomerge. Jasc
also
> do a good one in their photo album, but not as good for
manipulation
> as photoshop.
>
> Regards,
> Sean

Hi Helmut,



If I can throw my experience in on this topic, I have Adobe Photoshop
Elements 2.0 installed on my computer and if you go to "File > Create
Photomerge.." you can manipulate as many images as you wish to create a
panorama.



Hope this helps.



Regards,



Tim



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From: fellwalkingclub@...
[mailto:fellwalkingclub@...] On Behalf Of helmut_hudler2
Sent: 03 October 2005 21:48
To: fellwalkingclub@...
Subject: [Online Fellwalking Club] Re: What panorama makers does everyone
use ?



Hi Sean,

I have Fotoshop 7.0 installed on my PC; I did not find that command
File-automate-fotomerge. What version are you using?

Helmut


--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Sean" <dr_technical@s...>
wrote:
>
> > By 'panoramas' I take it you mean 'stitched photos' - it
sometimes
> > gets confusing when people describe a photo that is merely wider
than
> > usual as a panorama (or maybe I'm pedantic on a Sunday morning!).
>
> I think you are - a panorama is a photo with a wide view.
Photoshop is
> the best I've used. Jill, it's File - Automate - Photomerge. Jasc
also
> do a good one in their photo album, but not as good for
manipulation
> as photoshop.
>
> Regards,
> Sean




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Hi Sean and Helmut,

I have photoshop 7 too and I couldn't find it

Jill (B)

>
> I have Fotoshop 7.0 installed on my PC; I did not find that
command
> File-automate-fotomerge. What version are you using?
>
> Helmut
>
>
> --- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Sean"
<dr_technical@s...>
> wrote:
> >
> > > By 'panoramas' I take it you mean 'stitched photos' - it
> sometimes
> > > gets confusing when people describe a photo that is merely
wider
> than
> > > usual as a panorama (or maybe I'm pedantic on a Sunday
morning!).
> >
> > I think you are - a panorama is a photo with a wide view.
> Photoshop is
> > the best I've used. Jill, it's File - Automate - Photomerge.
Jasc
> also
> > do a good one in their photo album, but not as good for
> manipulation
> > as photoshop.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Sean

Saturday 1st October walk report at the usual place
http://www.andyfellwalker.com/thewalks.htm

Andy