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    Umpteen layers used in this image.All the contents were photographed seperately (the base and background never moved) Dont tell anyone but the items were lit by a small mag torch and not candlelight,although in my defence I have to say that the flame is real.
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    IF TIN WHISTLES ARE MADE OF TIN

    WHAT DO THEY MAKE FOGHORNS OUT OF?


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    very clever, ian. certainly looks candlelit.
    p.s. was the glass poured from the decanter? there looks to be more in the glass than would fit back into the decanter. lol... why would i even notice that???? lol

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    Its an amazing glass Andy. It automatically refills itself when empty(I wish). You make a good point though.By the way the liquid inside the glass and decanter was cold tea. The original contents were inside me
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    best place for them!!

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    I like it Neil, really nice effect.
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    Rolf who is Neal???
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    Sorry Ian, had a senior moment there.


    I have a problem with the names Ian and Neil, in my mind they are easily confiused, don't know why, but I've always done it.
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    My ma has the same prob with my name and her grandson Ryan. Mind you she is 90
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    It isn't confusion like that Ian, it is something to do with the names Ian and Neil, my mind sometimes finds them difficult to separate, don't know why.
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    Nice pic Ian.
    Lol I always get Neil and Nigel wrong

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