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August 12 2005:
Soaring

Photoshop:
Cropped and Resized

This time last year ‘Psycho’

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/100s f/4.0 at 17.0mm iso400 full exif

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Guest 21-Aug-2005 20:16
I just paid 92p a litre for Texaco. ~sigh~ And what's more it didn't inspire *anything* as good as this picture - very striking and I love the colour.

northstar37 16-Aug-2005 22:38
soon it will say 'all major mortgages accepted'

virginiacoastline 14-Aug-2005 00:09
wow . . . and we whine here . . LOL! @ Ric . . .and here they predict the proce will drop some once Labor Day comes and goes . . how CONVENIENT

JW 13-Aug-2005 19:44
Strange thick is there's more traffic on the roads than ever!

(Great colours and angle by the way)

Roe.. 13-Aug-2005 11:00
New York $1.60 a gallon...for the cheap grade...Ray wonderful perspective

Guest 13-Aug-2005 07:50
heheh its 99.9 where im from and still set to go up we will b at the us soon enough even though our government is selling our gas to the us wounder how many liters are in a us gallon?

JeremyGood 13-Aug-2005 07:00
My wife and I don't drive much at all, but I'm blowing $100 every 10-12 days on our guzzling SUVs.

Pall Gudjonsson 12-Aug-2005 23:28
We are still ahead of you, I'm sorry to say :-(

s_barbour 12-Aug-2005 23:22
Yikes!!! That is getting pretty high, we thought we were bad here in Canada...almost $1.00 a litre now!

Guest 12-Aug-2005 23:06
Amazing that people in the US complain about what WE pay, THO it IS getting closer....

Makes me want a horsey!

Al Chesworth 12-Aug-2005 22:48
If I was fit enough id'e get a bike.

Dan Chusid 12-Aug-2005 22:31

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Going

Lee Rudd 12-Aug-2005 21:54
believe me, that is slightly cheaper than here! Nice sky :)

Guest 12-Aug-2005 21:26
Hmmm, I wondering if 90.9 is significant...for centimes of euros ! interseting ;-)))
and for the number 2943! I'll ask to Adal!

Ric Yates 12-Aug-2005 21:17
Nicely done - lucky to catch the prices without any blur caused by upward movement!

Guest		21-Aug-2005 20:16
I just paid 92p a litre for Texaco. ~sigh~ And what's more it didn't inspire anything as good as this picture - very striking and I love the colour.

northstar37		16-Aug-2005 22:38
soon it will say 'all major mortgages accepted'

virginiacoastline		14-Aug-2005 00:09
wow . . . and we whine here . . LOL! @ Ric . . .and here they predict the proce will drop some once Labor Day comes and goes . . how CONVENIENT

JW		13-Aug-2005 19:44
Strange thick is there's more traffic on the roads than ever! (Great colours and angle by the way)

Roe..		13-Aug-2005 11:00
New York $1.60 a gallon...for the cheap grade...Ray wonderful perspective

Guest		13-Aug-2005 07:50
heheh its 99.9 where im from and still set to go up we will b at the us soon enough even though our government is selling our gas to the us wounder how many liters are in a us gallon?

JeremyGood		13-Aug-2005 07:00
My wife and I don't drive much at all, but I'm blowing $100 every 10-12 days on our guzzling SUVs.

Pall Gudjonsson		12-Aug-2005 23:28
We are still ahead of you, I'm sorry to say :-(

s_barbour		12-Aug-2005 23:22
Yikes!!! That is getting pretty high, we thought we were bad here in Canada...almost $1.00 a litre now!

Guest		12-Aug-2005 23:06
Amazing that people in the US complain about what WE pay, THO it IS getting closer.... Makes me want a horsey!

Al Chesworth		12-Aug-2005 22:48
If I was fit enough id'e get a bike.

Lee Rudd		12-Aug-2005 21:54
believe me, that is slightly cheaper than here! Nice sky :)

Guest		12-Aug-2005 21:26
Hmmm, I wondering if 90.9 is significant...for centimes of euros ! interseting ;-))) and for the number 2943! I'll ask to Adal!

Ric Yates		12-Aug-2005 21:17
Nicely done - lucky to catch the prices without any blur caused by upward movement!