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Hehehehe I can relate with the folks in this video...

I have uploaded some high quality images of my trip to Canada and put a few up on my flickr . Enjoy

Having just returned from a short trip to Canada during April, I thought I'd share a few of my memories and pictures on my first visit to Canada. I arrived at Toronto Pearson International airport after an 8-hour flight from London Heathrow, which seemed to take an age for some reason. I must say after flying Virgin Atlantic the previous month, the Air Canada plane seemed very basic indeed. I can remember barely being able to see the movie, which if I remember correctly was In the Line of Fire. It was by no means the worst plane I have been on, though having some decent food might have gone some way to improve the experience. Enough moaning about the flight and onto explaining what I did in Canada. I won't go through everything as I'm sure that will bore most people to death and you'll probably just end up looking at the pictures anyway. On my first day I got a feel for the city by having breakfast at a place called Over Easy on Yonge Street, incidentally Yonge (pronoun

Here's a pic that I captured yesterday on my trip to Wiltshire....I think it looks very good in black and white, especially the clouds. I've also uploaded a few pictures to My Flickr!

I was getting quite bored on Wednesday morning and I thought to myself I better go out and do something, instead of playing on my PC or watching daytime television. Initially I was just going to mooch into town and look around, but I thought it was a bit pointless seeing as I had been in town the previous day to get hold of some Canadian dollars. I had enjoyed my previous short trip to Dartmoor on the weekend and decided to go somewhere else today, though not knowing where to visit I filled up my car with petrol and headed onto the M5 and then onto the A303 going towards London. I must have driven around 90 miles or so and spotted a sign for Stonehenge . I stopped here for a short break and decided to stump up the princely sum of five pounds and ninety pence to visit the famous stones. Incidentally you get to listen to a free audio guide inside the area, which makes the price a bit more bearable. I spent in the region of about half an hour or so walking around the ston

OMG! Look at the size of that thing....it's Mazinger as rendered by Jose Manuel Liébana.

Well after months and months of hard work I've finished creating my model of Hong Kong. Well one of the streets on Hong Kong island. You'll notice that I've gone to immense lengths to add some details to the miniature like people. Hope you like it... ;)

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