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  1. 24-05-2008 #1
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    No sooner had we arrived at Martin Mere than I saw these two moorhens and a coot having a bit of a ding dong
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    Wow What great captures.
    Were you making a book on this lot
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    Superb Babs, trouble at Mill.
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    Blinkin' heck - action, or what? Who needs film when a set of photos like that really give the impression of the fierce action. Really cool!
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    Thankyou all for your comments, hopefully they would have made up by now.

    I reckon the coots have been taking karate lessons on the quiet
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    Ooh, Babs - I never thought of that . It's the cast of the latest martial arts film.. love the "bullet-time" filming
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    Good grief Babs...that is some sequence....are you related to Speilberg by any chance
    IF TIN WHISTLES ARE MADE OF TIN

    WHAT DO THEY MAKE FOGHORNS OUT OF?

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    Quote Originally Posted by digidark View Post
    Good grief Babs...that is some sequence....are you related to Speilberg by any chance


    Ha ha I wish
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    fantastic set of shots babs.......
    obviuosly from the 'MARSHial' arts film HENter the dragon
    featuring 'coots lee' and 'chick' (chuck) norris !!
    sorry about the poor jokes!!
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