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  1. 16-11-2010 #1
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    Excellent, really fancy getting one of these ultra slomo cameras.
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    Wonderful effect, Vastra!

    Don't Mallards make clumsy landings?
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    I like the way he uses his Wings as Air Brakes on the Glide Path,and also note there is no Run prior to Take Off, One Wing Beat and Airborne
    and yet with such Skill he still manages to Land like a Sack of Potatoes!
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