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This is how they empty the toilets in Tongariro National Park in New Zealand. With a helicopter. Mt Ruapehu volcano behind. Here's said convenience. Taranaki falls Is it just me or are these a bit magenta?

Country: Germany Usage: Editorial Media: Book, print and/or e-book Print run: up to 5,000 Placement: Inside Image Size: 1 page Start: 01 December 2019 End: 01 December 2024 Germany, Book, print and/or e-book, Bulk Discount, Flat Rate Barely into $$ .......and it's a distro. Oh joy.

I've just tried selecting "don't show hidden folders" and it makes no difference- lock files aren't hidden. So Bryan may be able to rule that out.

You could search for *.lock to find the missing one. It only took my machine about 30 seconds to find mine.

BTW if you have to re-enter your bank details and you have a building society current account, use "bank" as "account type" otherwise it'll ask you for a roll number and you don't have one. DAMHIK.

My lockfile is in my catalogue folder. If you can't remember where it is go to Catalogue settings from LR (edit>preferences>general>catalog settings) and it will tell you the location. I just delete it- I don't have a recycle bin. LR recreates it on restart. That's on LR5.7.

Ed groks it, I'm sure.

The Nigerian Guinness does a pretty good job on its own.

Ed, I thought someone had been putting Jamesons in your Guinness until I looked at the homepage.😀

Rotorua 1955 Ford Customline Fordor sedan V8 (unless Wim has a better idea!)

Problem is, BT do call, genuinely, from time to time. It's not too hard to identify it as genuine but you can see how people get taken in. Not by BT obvs.

My experience is that you can repeat a tag as a supertag (you get a warning) but if you try to repeat one (in the same case) it's ignored. Before AIM, the old Flash-based system did show duplicates so perhaps you're seeing them from legacy keywording. Another thing to note is that punctuation is ignored in search- for example, "close-up" is "close up" (two words) as far as search is concerned. So you may want to have "closeup" as well.

Most of them- searches that pick up a couple of your separate tags- you can't fix. Best to get them right- and tight- first time if you can. Phrase supertags, with higher search significance, are supposed to help, but customers don't often co-operate by actually using the ones I choose. You don't have too many images yet so the task isn't too huge. Mine, I rarely even bother about.

A whole dollar? Luxury. 96c.

Too bad. Watch out for those. The other one going the rounds is an Amazon Prime scam. We got that three times yesterday and once so far today.

Isn't the 5D2 only a few hundred pounds used?

One of those derisory website sales. Not Culture trip- even worse, similar fee but a distro

how does that make you a student?

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Don't worry, it was clear enough what you meant, even to those of us who weren't there.

Cambridge. Which you attended.

I hadn't read that one, Ed. Delightful. I'd not seen the front pages of the Volksverräter and the Daily Mail juxtaposed like that before anywhere. That should be more widely published. Chilling.

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Can't help with the techy stuff, but I can't wait to read it, Ed.

Ngauruhoe volcano, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand Chateau Tongariro hotel with Ruapehu behind American cars in Rotorua (IDs please!)