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Hopefully it worked this time
The Dan Day Portsmouth & Dungeness lighthouse
I will ignore that comment Bob and treat it with the contempt it deserves. The picture was taken on a Saturday ( generally considered to be a non working day) and it nearly killed me climbing up that fecking hill to get close enough to take the picture just to wind you up.and when you're retired and can swan around all day.
It pleased me if that helps?I will ignore that comment Bob and treat it with the contempt it deserves. The picture was taken on a Saturday ( generally considered to be a non working day) and it nearly killed me climbing up that fecking hill to get close enough to take the picture just to wind you up.
Which worked
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I know that this is all a bit of fun, but if any of you have ambitions of taking part in competitive rallies then you need to improve your photography skills. This is not a photo of the Dungeness lighthouse, it is a photo of part of the lighthouse and risks being rejected. For very large items you need to stand back and get the rally number into the foreground. I have attached Tommy Wendt's photo from 2019 as an example of how you should compose your photo.
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Steve
'The purpose of the Brit Butt Tour is to give experienced and less experienced long distance riders a reason to visit places they would not normally get to.'
'....your unique number must be visible in the photograph. There is no other requirement to claim the location as would have been the case in the Brit Butt Rally.'
Yes it is chance to practise your rally skills, but I refer you to the first line of the 'Aim' of the BBT. As for Tommy's photo, on the last Eurotour it would have been unacceptable unless it asked for rider and bike in the photo, I assume its different rules for the BBR.
But thank you for the chance to ride over 180 miles of challenging, greasy, subsiding, crumbling, slurry covered and pothole infested single track roads in Scotland (not all conditions at once).The views were great.
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On a Windows machine open the jpg using Paint ( [win]+r pbrush [enter] ) then [Resize] - start with 50%, should be enoughcant make the jpeg small enough to post.
I'll give it a go....... thank you.On a Windows machine open the jpg using Paint ( [win]+r pbrush [enter] ) then [Resize] - start with 50%, should be enough