Paul_D

Very interesting stuff. I haven't had a chance to have a go myself yet...but it seems I've a lot to take in. Cheers fellas.

Thanks for that Steve. I only have Photoshop Elements and Canon's Digital Photo Professional to work with but will have a go myself.

Wow!.....I don't mind at all Steve, in fact I'd appreciate you giving me a quick run down of what you did to the shot to improve it so dramatically if you wouldn't mind. We go along to the Abbey quite regularly as we're NT members (and also to Bolton Abbey which is the nearer one to us). It is pretty awsome inside it so I'll take some shots next time then.

Walking off the Christmas excesses around Fountains Abbey on Wednesday I took this (Mulled Wine in hand).

Nooooooo.....Yorkshire is a cracking place to be but you can't go around endorsing that 'stuff'

Creperies here you come, eh? I hope to do the same someday too, meanwhile I'll keep you in the know as to how West Yorks slides further down the slippery slope in your absence mate.....

Wow!

The Little Boy that Santa Claus Forgot - Nat King Cole Get's me every time......

Got to agree. I've a pair of fleece lined Porelle Dry socks and they're all I need to keep warm and dry. They do feel a little cumbersome but you do get used to them quickly.

What's a WUM then Dan.......or is it too derogatory to elaborate?

Actually, depending on the Telco network you're being fed from, many lines can indeed be remotely checked with line test cards although I doubt if a call centre had the management platforms to do that..... Anyhow, firstly borrow another phone and try it, if that doesn't cure the problem locate your main incoming socket. If it's got a 'split' front face your laughing. Carefully unscrew the two screws and pull out the half face. This will disconnect your extention sockets. All connections will possibly be made but you actually only need three wires. Disconnect the wiring connected to connections 2, 3 and 5. Substitute 3 of the other wires and re-connect them but make sure that you replicate the same colour wires to the numbered connections at both ends of the wiring i.e. at the extention socket too. If this doesn't cure the problem you've got either knackered wiring (it sounds like it is getting wet - does it run externally to the house?) or a knackered socket. Either way it's BT's to fix.

For me it's got to be simply being in (wading) the River Wharfe trotting for grayling on a freezing cold but crystal clear, blue sky winters day.....love it!

Gutted.....a very sad, sad day.

Brilliant!

Brilliant.....

I usually achieve a connection by a mixture of switching the TomTom off before connecting to USB lead to the pc then switching it on. Try a combination of having HOME not started or started. Once disconnected from the pc I usually end up having to press the little reset button underneath with a biro. You'll find that after a docking too it seems to take an age to achieve its first lock onto the satellites. That aside, it's a good piece of kit though!

Yep, nice pic HB. Pick a good subject and I'll try to get my first feeble entry into one of these competitions.

Could be any number of things, datafill removed, channel card problem, copper jumper wire removed/disconnected etc.....down to BT to fix though.

A very unsuccessful bait for me in the past. I've lost confidence in it now and haven't used it in a long while.

All the very best................Skimmer!

And don't be persuaded by what you see on forums........

Didn't see your post Andy, brilliant though isn't it....

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Out with the family today for a walk along the canal and there was an endering little episode shortly after this picture was taken. Despite Alfie (five and a half months old now) being quite a powerful little chap, when a mildly aggressive Cob came swimming and hissing along and Alfie going nose to nose to see what his problem was, the girls felt it necessary to protect him and gently shoo the bird off - all supervised, of course.