This is some of the things I am interested in; such as archeology.

This might interest you then: Stonehenge dig

Archaeologists are trying to unlock some of the secrets from Stonehenge in a new dig. On the right hand side of the page linked to above is a link for the video diary they have kept - hope you can watch it over there.

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Thanks Andy! It does interest me. Oh, and the videos work fine for me :)

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Sorry. Can't do it. If anyone else can it's a nice picture.

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'No one can make you inferior without your consent.'
Eleanor Roosevelt.

Not from your PC Mac girl.
You have to host it on a website like myspace.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

Surface lakes of meltwater on the Greenland Ice Sheet. New research in Science magazine shows that some are able to drain through 100s of metres of ice to bedrock where they lubricate the movement of the ice sheet.

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Thats not mickey mouse territory.

A young gunner falls from her mount while galloping during the 41-gun salute by The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Hyde Park, London, to mark the Queen's 82nd birthday. The uninjured trooper got to her feet to rejoin her colleagues moments later.

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Had to be a good laugh :) This is a great thread Andy, keep up the good work.

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I don't think this looks as good as it will taste...



To celebrate the Queen's birthday, St George's Day and all things English, a Devon bakery's giant scone represents the quintessential clotted cream tea.

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Two 25ft (7.6m) peacock sculptures created from flowers by designer Preston Bailey, stand proudly as part of the Spring Renaissance event in Covent Garden, London.

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Been away having fun for a few days, so no updates for a while. Time for some updates though.



A section of the Cutty Sark, which was ravaged by fire almost a year ago, is removed as part of an ongoing £35m conservation project in Greenwich, London.

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Conchita, a three-week-old white-naped mangabey monkey, has a teddy bear as her constant companion while she is being hand-reared at London Zoo.

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Thats cute Andy.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

Horticulturalist Tim Grigg with fruit from the Titum Arum at Cornwall's Eden Project. He has harvested hundreds of seeds from the plant - known as the corpse flower. Picture: Eden Project

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It's a pretty plant.

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A puffin takes to the air in the Farne Islands off Northumberland where the National Trust is conducting a head count of the birds that takes place every five years.

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A killer crocodile keeps a watchful eye on its surroundings as it checks out the first dedicated crocodile swamp to be built in the UK for 15 years at Paignton Zoo, Devon.

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Sorry. Can't do it. If anyone else can it's a nice picture.

I don't think you can referance photos on your own computer try one of the online photo sites like photobucket or flicker or whatever they are called.

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Old enough to know better(but)still young enough not to care

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Sorry. Can't do it. If anyone else can it's a nice picture.

I don't think you can referance photos on your own computer try one of the online photo sites like photobucket or flicker or whatever they are called.

The last part of your signature seems very apt today and us in London stand aghast at the new mayor we have somehow elected.

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Will be going to Paignton Zoo next week to see snappy and his mates.
As for Mayor Boris, brilliant!

Get rid of Labour - they have screwed this country. Time to get rid of them once and for all.

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