I think you are quite right... I am blessed to be able to listen to my girls play... hope the love for the music will stay with them through life... :-)
1bwana1 wrote:
A perfect day for a Father, one you will treasure whenever you hear her play. There is no better way to spend either time or money.
It was only when picking up a hire care in Portsmouth and driving to Cornwall a couple of years ago that I found out what the river Tamar I know best - in Tasmania - was named after.
DavidBM wrote:
It was only when picking up a hire care in Portsmouth and driving to Cornwall a couple of years ago that I found out what the river Tamar I know best - in Tasmania - was named after.
I notice that there is a Launceston and Devonport in close proximity in Tasmania also. I visited Cape Cod a few years ago and the number of familiar place names from Kent, Devon and Cornwall all mixed up together was strangely disorientating.
davidflem wrote:
I notice that there is a Launceston and Devonport in close proximity in Tasmania also. I visited Cape Cod a few years ago and the number of familiar place names from Kent, Devon and Cornwall all mixed up together was strangely disorientating.
Indeed there is, and visiting Launceston in Cornwall recently was also my first realisation that our one had an original (though I should have realized). The Tasmanian one is pronounced entirely differently to either of the two ways I’ve heard the Cornish one pronounced...
Love this lens,when I had it. But looking at this thread,I’m starting to understand people who I’ve heard say “why would you take a picture of that?”.
I dig isolating subjects but...
KarmaKramer wrote:
Love this lens,when I had it. But looking at this thread,I’m starting to understand people who I’ve heard say “why would you take a picture of that?”.
I dig isolating subjects but...
I am assuming that is a direct dig at my shots, so how about showing us what we should be taking photos of.
