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It was a gorgeous day, great weather, and both the ceremony and reception were at excellent venues, the barn at Whiston is really rather glorious. Thanks Kirsty and James, we had a lovely day, and you both certainly seemed to be enjoying it too.
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Why? 😐
Pictures of the wrap! Excellent. 🙂
lovely pics! and much impressed with the wrap too.
Some beautiful ones of Kirsty there 🙂
(Won’t mention the unflattering ones of me, lol!)
Yeah, lovely ones 🙂
cos I like flickr and can favourite things!! lovely photos, like it as a montage
Ok, I have added them to Flickr. I really don’t get why Flickr is such a great idea, that’s all.
But that’s because you always like the most complicated option Tim (like MAMBO for example!!!!!)
I don’t think Flickr is a simple option. I don’t like the idea that anyone in the world is allowed to use any public Flickr photo of mine without my knowledge, I don’t like that they, apparently, arbitrarily delete accounts and all the content of them. Amongst other things (and I don’t like Mambo).
Flickr is also a hack fest waiting to happen. Alison’s brother has identified huge numbers of massive security holes. He tells Flickr they don’t do anything.
One particular favourite was that you could/can change the name of a group (that you owned – which might have thousands of members) so as to prevent any of the users having any flickr functionality.
hmm. yes, and that is a concern. but… I like being abole to share. you could make all your photos friends and family – which then menas most people wouldn’t see them to hack. I am contemplating doing that anyway, and having only a few on dsiplay as it were, rather than my whole filing cabinet full.
and thankyou tim
DOn’t like Mambo – HOW long did you spend trying to talk me into rebuilding MP with it exactly????!!!!!!
Not as long as you have spent rebuilding it. 🙂
Lovely pics, and a gorgeous wrap 😀 YUM. What did you use to make it?
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