It still amuses me that they clearly don’t know or care about the actual TV, just what they can scare you into.

You msy well have already received their next hateful mailshot since you wrote this post.

The best advice is to ignore them completely. Do not reply, do not let them in. If you open the door on them, say nothing and close it immediately. They have no right to harass and intimidate people in their own homes – even less so if they’re genuine non-TV viewers.

When I was young we managed very well with some or all of the above, and sometimes the ‘scenic route’ was a better alternaive. Though I must admit those days did have their drawbacks too. Ask your wife is she recalls the 2 hour ‘short cut’ on the way to one holiday destination made in an attempt to avoid waiting a half hour or so in traffic…

But I have possibly just found my favourite snippet of all. Talking about St Albans (upon which he lavishes 5 pages)…

“During the revolt of the Iceni under Boudicca in AD 61, the town was destroyed; but rising from its ruins it resumed its old importance, although possibly its development may have been to some extent retarded”

As well as getting laid possibly, I do wonder rather cynically if the author had any business interests in St Ives, or knew someone who did who might be grateful if more visitors were attracted to the town.

I meant that I knew what she meant, but what she meant didn’t actually have any effect on what she said. She tried to do a “pole to pole” type comparison using extreme left and extreme right of a flat globe. And looked like a pillock who didn’t know the globe joined up round the back.

The quickest way is to click on ‘site updates’, but that’s a bit crap really.

I’ll take a look at changing the top nav later on.

Maybe you were also a bit too laid back and happy to take photos – possibly edginess and a little detachment is a requirment for even an amateur photographer on these occasions. Anyway, I am glad that you both had such a good time.

It is odd how some celebrations just click together and go with a bang and lots of laughter and fun, whilst others, equally well planned and organised, just don’t quite have the same amosphere. I guess it all depends on how everyone attending views the day and how much ‘baggage’ they bring to it. Well done to this couple for getting the mix just right!! If/when you have the chance, please pass on my good wishes for their future happiness.

Re the blurriness and out of focus, I had the same problem at the concert on Saturday, but then again, I have neither the same photographic skills or the high quality camera equipment that you have, so my poor output is most likely irrelevant and only to be expected *grin*

Are you putting your photos online?