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  1. 18-05-2009 #1
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    Default It can be very irritating trying to work with an audience

    These two chaps watched my every move as I re-aligned a dish late this afternoon at the back of someone's garden. They did however periodically bray friendly encouragement. So I had to get their photograph with my phone.
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    Lol. They are lovely. Smashing photo Rolf
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    Wonderful - they do look very interested in your activities, and it's always goopd to have some NEIGH-bourly encouragement
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    Nice picture of Your friends Rolf
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    ah, thats a nice piccie.... I bet you brightened up their day!
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    Thanks all, shame I didn't have a proper camera with me, as the one on the right was a real character and had some amazing expressions.
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    These are lovely Donkeys are so amazing and inelegant as well. Most intelligent of the Equidae family
    Lovely animals Greay photos Rolf
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