Cotty - thanks for the photos and the fine story telling. I am just back home this evening and am faced with 2000+ messages on PDML (mostly some fuss about brad doughboy and/or about the dslr). Am off again for most off this week, it will be sometime before I can get my photos from Camden Lock developed, printed, scanned . . .
BTW, one small correction: you said 645NII. I wish! I have a basic 645. As for the hayseed comment, I have slung (slang? have slanged? I am not actually sure of the past participle of 'sling') many a hay bale in my youth, from which activity one gets a certain residue of seeds and other detritus in one's hair, etc. So, the 'hayseed' designation is about right. No offense taken! Its been 23 hours since I got up this morning in Sevenoaks - I don't think I'll finish reading the remaining 1500+ PDML messages right now. Stan xxxxxxxxx on 10/12/02 16:43, Cotty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Well, Bob Walkden, Stan Halpin and myself managed a few hours in London > this afternoon at Camden Lock Market on the Regent's Canal. We met up in > Starbuck's for a coffee and chat and in no time at all I managed to > insult the family lineage of our American colleague by mentioning that I > had friends and relatives in upstate New York. > > "Oh really? Where?" inquired Stan. > > "Oh, miles from anywhere. You know, real hayseed country. Syracuse. Where > are you from, Stan?" > > "Syracuse". > > Ahem. Wheatfield Willie, meet Hayseed Halpin ;-) ... > > *Anyway* before I dig any more holes to plant my butt in, here's a few > pics: > > http://www.macads.co.uk/snaps/photoessays/photoessaysmain.html > > click on 'Camden...' > > Cheers, > > Cotty > >
