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Why go for japan? You may well end up with import duty costs if you think you may get it cheaper; what about dyxum? this is a zeiss not a G http://www.dyxum.com/dforum/going-rate-for-used-za85-uk_topic104423.html Dyxum members are reliable check it out.

What about the Lighthouse at chanonry point?

so go for delamere forest thats south east of Liverpool and there is little light in the area nearby.

Delamere Forest is quite dark but I would recommend Anglesey , away from holyhead the skies are really quite dark. We go to a campsite at Rhoscolyn which has good open views.

I would second Puffin Island - my kids are into kayaking and have been really close to the seals there.

I would second an UWA lens - either sigma 10-20 or tamron 10-24

I would go for the tamron 17-50 or sigma 10-20 uwa ( still on my list) or how about some Lee ND Grads?

+1 Booker is full of all sorts of stuff and is often busy.

Following Jessops collapse last year there was no camera shop in Liverpool, a few months ago Wilkinsons moved into the jessops premises and they have a really wide range of stock including sony which Jessops didn't. their prices seem to be better than Jessops were before they went into...

If you check in on line you go straight to the gate, I have been on easyjet flights recently where the flight was nearly fulland no one checked my cabin luggage which fits the old size not the new which is nearly impossible to get a roller case for.

or alternatively just get to the gate in plenty of time so that you get to the head of the queue for non speedy boarding, there are generally only a few families and some business people who pay the extra. Once your bag is in the overhead bin you're laughing. If you are in one of the front 15...

you may be right, i'm going to ask my colleague when I am back at work next week. Either way I didn't feel I could challenge her given her attitude just before the service with about 200 people within earshot.

At the time I didn't know but later saw that she was one of the lay staff who came round with the collection plate during the service

But this was on private property i.e. the cathedral so the authorities had the right to deny photography if they so wish

A work colleague is in a cathedral choir and my wife and I went to a carol service there before xmas , Before the service the choir was assembled in the middle of the cathedral, there were no signs about photography, and I take what an earlier poster said about private property being a different...