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I can add nothing more, it has all been said. I wish them all the misfortune that is possible.

Get a satnav. I have only had mine a few months and would never want to be without it. I feel sure that the mph shown on the satnav should be dead accurate, as the info is coming from satellites.

Just a personal opinion to which I feel entitled, but it seems very bitchy to me to wait this long and let someone get involved in expese on behalf of a charity, then step in with demands.

Try the citizens advice bureau. All the best. She sounds like an absolute BITCH.

For sheer beauty especially on a FINE day, drive from Bowness on Windermere towards the Kirkstone pass. The views down into the valley near to the Bowness end are breathtaking. We are going to Ambleside too on 23rd October.

If you can drive through Buttermere Fell and Honister pass, you can get some good photos. BUT especially if you can get there on a wild and wet grey day. The atmosphere of the place can be quite threatening on such days.

Did you mean me or CivicMan? We may have posted almost simultaneously.

If you can get cable, then it is far superior. I am one of the lucky ones. I pay for 10Mb and this is my read out. I never get less than 9.48 http://www.speedtest.net/result/1474741447.png

Has anyone ever used one of these, I am seriously thinking of buying one? http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=111805

Have a look on line for an e mail address for the manufacturer of the lens, and ask them for the spec for a suitable lens hood, and where to buy it from locally.

Take advice from the lens manufacturer. In my case Nikon were extremely helpful, and assured me that their recommendation would do the job, and it is perfect.

I would NEVER buy a commercial computer. You may pay a little less, but this is achieved by the manufacturer loading it with junk for which they get handsome royalties. They also tend to use dedicated hardware, and usually don't supply a full installation disc. I have always used a local...

When I bought me Nikon D3100 I was sold a rubber screw in lens hood. It was very shallow but still caused vignetting. I returned it to the shop and ordered the one recommended by Nikon. It can be reversed for storage as stated by others. No problem with this one, and it didn't break the...

I have posted this warning elsewhere, and have already been thanked by someone who was just about to spend a few pounds short of £1000. I am very pleased to have denied them this money.:lol: