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My good friend Kayleen ... who 'suffered' my taking nearly 3,800 photos on our recent trip to New Zealand ... send me an email today with this headline and the following story ... is she warning me ... and if so what is the warning ... I could read many things into this: A woman has died after plunging off a cliff into heavy seas while taking photographs on the coast southeast of Adelaide. The 30-year-old Victorian woman from Ouyen was standing on the edge of the cliff at Cape Douglas, taking photographs at about 11.30am (CST) on Tuesday when she lost her footing and fell about 50 metres into heavy seas, South Australian police said. Her b

Many many months ago (actually it was May 2009) Jetstar had an amazing special on flights to New Zealand. And since I was able to work some out that coincided with Greg's 60th birthday ... how could I resist. So at the old old age of 59.9 years and 52.5 years respectively, Greg and I are finally going overseas (mind NZ is like visiting a country cousin for Australians). But we R excited. :boogie: :boogie: :boogie: :boogie: :boogie: I have 8 gb of cards for my G11 and 4 gb of cards for my 350D (and I'm only taking the Sigma 10-20mm lens for it). Hopefully this will be enough. I think that allows for 500 shots per day (unless I use RAW which

Sunday 28 February was the public opening of the Clem7 Tunnel - linking the southern side of Brisbane with the northern side without the need to drive thru all the city streets/traffic lights etc ... you get the idea. To walk thru the tunnel you had to register for free tickets. A friend of a friend got some and we were invited to join them. The organisers strongly suggested using public transport (eg free buses would be running from selected terminals) to get you to the northern end. (for some reason no foot entry was allowed from the southern end but buses could go thru there :?) Our group drove to one bus station, caught a bus to the ne