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That's a beautiful image.

One I shall now take to me oul' leaba.

This is the Bellagio - c'mon then Ian - where'd I take it from?

You can see the fountain jets in the water - there is a very impressive display on the hour and a very very impressive illumintaed one at 7pm each night. The jets shoot to about the height of the hotel.

Moglet wrote:
Tell me, tell me.... Just how much more choice do American framers have mouldings-wise???

OK I've just counted the suppliers in the show guide selling mouldings and/or custom frames.

There were 64!

Which has just reminded me, quite a few, if not most of the ones doing closed corner frames would sell their display models at half price. I had a few nice real gold ones earmarked and totally forgot about them. I even packed a spare suitcase for this type of thing.

DUUUUUUUUUUHHHH!!!!

Another thing I forgot was my 1Gb memory card. For some reason there was a 128 Mb card in my camera, which came with my first digital camera - I normally keep it in my camera pouch for emergencies!

So I changed the image size to something by something smaller and the image quality from 'Fine' to 'normal' for all shots bar 'snaps' which were 'basic' - plus a short video from the stratosphere.

But this camera (coolpix P5100 - 12.1 mp's) will store 180 photos on 'fine' (depending on image size) in its own internal memory - I remembered when I got home!

But anyway, I've just printed off that first shot and it's great - A4 - it'll be framed in my window by Wed.

Here's a carp photo, well just through some cloud. Brighton - trashed pier on the right, good pier on the left. It's much clearer on our TV somehow though.
Had I been sitting on the left of the plane I would have been able to see my house, we're just off the Gatwick flight path. I often stand in my garden wondering where the planes have come from, watching them go East and banking North, in fact I can see that from our bed, or could do before we fitted vertical blinds.

PS Mrs R has just tumble dried my £250 (reduced to £59 - TK Max) Cashmere jumper. Grandson has the best dressed action man in the world!

Moulding Nielsen Exclusive 'Cintra' range. Mounts - alphamat artcare - inner 'Fango' outer Fango 'Grotto' - 4" top & sides, 5" bottom. Fillip - L Juhl 'Mantilla'
Nielsen Clearcolor +UV glass (not fitted in photo)
In the window with it - a snip at £189 - 2 chances!

John,

Looks like you were at the South Rim. Did you hike into the canyon?

Who all is in the limousine? The only one I recognize is Baer Charlton – front and center, as usual.

Yes, it's the South rim - the tour described it as the West rim, but our guide put us straight - West end of the South rim. Apparently the North rim is a very remote place - our guide told us of a friend of his that drove there, via Utah, 70 miles on dirt tracks etc etc.

Never went to the canyon floor, the only trips I know of that do that are helicopter ones! I suppose you could do it yourself, backpacking/horseback/boat etc. Bit too much of an expedition though.

As for the others in the limo - no idea/can't remember, but there is a photo on TFG with us all standing in front of the limo with names put to all the faces.

http://www.thegrumble.com/showthread.php?t=37069&page=5

[quote="Roboframer"]This is the Bellagio - c'mon then Ian - where'd I take it from?

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Could have been the Eifall Tower restaurant, oir am I wrong?

Pun intended?

'e's good y'know!

Viewing platform though, not the restaurant - stuff those prices!

Also got up there on a 'power pass' well worth the cost - gets you in lots of attractions for a real good saving.

Roboframer wrote:...a real good saving.

You were over there too long!

.... and this place?

The Mississippi River?

Approach to Philidelphia??

Philly it is - you can just see the cheese factory.

Oh yeah! Just next to the garlic plantation.