markinlondon
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Toby said:We could print T Shirts "Born to be Mild" 😀
But seriously meeting up is a good idea, photography can be so lonely.....
Born to drink mild would be more like it, Toby 🙂
Mark
Toby said:We could print T Shirts "Born to be Mild" 😀
But seriously meeting up is a good idea, photography can be so lonely.....
Mr C said:There seems to be quite a few members lurking up here in Scotland.
Count me in 😀
HeyDoctor Zero said:Excellent! Like the idea so count me in. Anyone around in Cambridge...? Anxiously waiting for the first snow, does wonders to the place.
John Robertson said:Lurking!! Lurking???? We're OUT and proud!!! R/F users have come out of the "closet" 😀
Its amazing how many lenses you can carry in your sporran 😛
Mr C said:😀 Good one!
I notice that you are in Dundee.
I spent 4 very pleasant years there while I was at University. Dundee gets a bad press but I thought it was a great place to live.
John Robertson said:Dundee is its own worst publicist, I've lived here nearly all my life, although I was born elsewhere, (Meikleour, Perthshire). I can remember the city when it was a very dirty smelly troubled place, famous for its three "J's" Jute, Jam (Keillers Dundee Marmalade) and Journalism (D C Thomson of Sunday Post, Beano and Dandy fame)
God yes the old Overgate was a terrible 60's construction, and the new is a LOT better, but I'm old enough to remember the original, it could have been cleaned up and had a lot of historic buildings. this was during Dundee's corrupt coucil stage, when the council did more damage to the fabric of the city, than WW2 bombing did!!! 😡Mr C said:Ah Meikleour - famous for the massive beech hedge ! An impressive sight at the right time of Year.
Yes. Autumn, early in the morning, a wall of red and gold!!
From what I have seen when I've been back to Dundee in the last few years it has moved on from the 3 'J's and is now thoroughly modernising itself. The best thing was the demolition of that 70's monstrosity of a shopping centre 'The Overgate'. It's completely amazing what they have put in it's place. Basically another shopping centre but it has a big wall of glass which reflects St Mary's church and looks really impressive. Some good photo opportunities around there.
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