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Learning to take pictures with different settings.
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Week 269 – May 4th – Middlesex v Kent – Part 1
So, after doing two days of work on the game, today I and Claire went up to Lords to watch day 3 of the match.
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Week 269 – May 1st – Little Egret
Whilst on my walk today, I noticed a couple of people looking down the river, when I got there, I could see a bird in the river.
Whilst I was doing my daily walk, I could see people looking down the river Shuttle and when I got there, I saw this bird, which is an egret, a small heron. 
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Week 269 – April 28th – Roof
I took some pictures this morning regarding having the roof cleaned, after seeing what this company had done at my parents’ house.
Roof – especially the moss on the left hand side to be cleaned. 
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Week 269 – April 28th – In full bloom
This flower is over 10 years old, considering were not gardeners, were impressed how this is blooming this year.
This is over 10 years old and blooming even better then before. -
Week 268 – April 26th – Surrey v Somerset – Part 2
Archie Vaughan, son of Michael, look downbeat. 
Surrey on top at the end of day 2. Well there’s not many top level sports, you can watch a third of the days play for free.
Surrey taking a grip of the match.
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Week 268 – April 26th – Last egg hunt – Part 11
This egg is called “The EGG Shell Grotto” 
This egg is called – “Spectrum Circle Egg” The average egg collection was 28, so I think myself and Claire did really well, don’t you think?
The final two eggs gave us a total pf 63 out of the 120 eggs placed around London.
We were happy with that.
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Week 268 – April 26th – Last egg hunt – Part 10
As we battled around Covent Garden, trying to avoid the Crystal Palace fans and finding the elephant eggs, it was becoming very difficult to do so.
This egg is called – “Shelby” 
This egg is called – “The World to Be” 
This egg is called – “Warmi Pucha (Woman Earth)” -
Week 268 – April 26th – Last egg hunt – Part 9
Poor William Gladstone, birds have obviously left there mark. 
This is above Australia House in the Aldwych. The sculpture is showing Phpebus. the Greek god of sun, driving his chariot of horses. Today was FA Cup semi-final day and Crystal Palace fans had taken over Covent Garden. It was just full of noise and cheer.
This didn’t make it easy to find the Elephant eggs either.
awww, this egg is called “family is everything”
