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Stuart
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Picked this little baby male up today..will post some better pics when he has settled in..
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Stuart
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Stuart
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JStroud
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Nice Borneo Stu  |
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Scott W
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very nice, that seaweed on it's head is making want chinese takeaway tonight 
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Stuart
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| Scott W wrote: | | very nice, that seaweed on it's head is making want chinese takeaway tonight |
Lol..Nah just moss...Thanks James..well he has had 2 rat fluffs this afternoon so very pleased with him.  He was bred by Tom Bellamy..but Karl has been looking after them as he is out of the country..nice to see ya today K. |
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goldenburm
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So how was the monkey boy ?? nice beastie btw! Great pics too, when I get my DSLR next yr I will be asking you for some tips!!!
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Stuart
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 Pmsl "monkeyboy"..lolHe was fine..just a flying visit though.You decided on which camera your getting yet Pete?.. |
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goldenburm
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still undecided between the canon and the nikon both look great held a 300 on sunday liked the weight etc, so it all depends now on pricing i suppos as they seem to be much of a muchness overall!! As a decent starter DSLR what would u personally recommend??
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Stuart
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| In all honesty I would say the D70..personally find them more user friendly and with the release of the d70s and d200 lots of second hand ones going cheap..a boxed mint condition d70 can be had for under £400..The canon is a great cam but too small for me and just doesnt feel as substantial as the nikon.Both give great results though so down to personal choice.. |
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