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gatcombe park
« on: 02 August 2008, 21:00:40 »
went to the horse trials at the park today, first outing in the new Elite estate with the dogs in the back, performed great, even fully loaded with 3 adults, lots of food, 2 dogs, still flew along and had plenty of power for overtaking  ::)  8-)

Few photos from the day:

Bailey:



Megan:



Elite looking, err Elite:



Bailey & Megan Hitched up to the Elite:



Full power...



Over the jump:



More jumps:





Brake!!!!!



Splash:



More Splash:



No traction Control issues here:








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« Reply #1 on: 02 August 2008, 21:06:50 »
looks like a nice  day out. like the estate, been looking at a few meself.  8-) 8-)
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« Reply #2 on: 02 August 2008, 21:13:42 »
Good quality pics. What camera did you use?
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« Reply #3 on: 02 August 2008, 21:16:37 »
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Good quality pics. What camera did you use?

Cheers  :)

Nikon D80 - 135mm Lens with a Polarizing Filter

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« Reply #4 on: 02 August 2008, 21:25:06 »
Though it was a DSLR. I have a D80 too. Top camera - I went to the shop with the full intention of buying a D50 but the D80 'handled' so much better I blew the budget for that. I got it with the the 18-70 zoom and I use an older 70-210 Sigma that was bought for a Nikon film camera.
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« Reply #5 on: 02 August 2008, 21:34:14 »
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Though it was a DSLR. I have a D80 too. Top camera - I went to the shop with the full intention of buying a D50 but the D80 'handled' so much better I blew the budget for that. I got it with the the 18-70 zoom and I use an older 70-210 Sigma that was bought for a Nikon film camera.

I too looked at the D50, but I thought sod it and get the D80 thought i would just grow into it.

18-70 was the standard lens, i paid a little more for the 18-135, i wanted the 18-200 but could not afford it.

I find the 135 very good all-rounder.
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« Reply #6 on: 02 August 2008, 21:47:46 »
Well worth it looking at the pictures.

Excellent shots.   :y :y
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« Reply #7 on: 02 August 2008, 21:55:16 »
Excellent pictures -- nice car, lovely dogs and a great day out -- what more could you ask ?
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« Reply #8 on: 02 August 2008, 22:03:21 »
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Excellent pictures -- nice car, lovely dogs and a great day out -- what more could you ask ?

Errr be able to drink beer, enjoy the taste and effects, then, when its time to drive back you instantly sober up!  ;D
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« Reply #9 on: 02 August 2008, 22:04:30 »
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Though it was a DSLR. I have a D80 too. Top camera - I went to the shop with the full intention of buying a D50 but the D80 'handled' so much better I blew the budget for that. I got it with the the 18-70 zoom and I use an older 70-210 Sigma that was bought for a Nikon film camera.

I too looked at the D50, but I thought sod it and get the D80 thought i would just grow into it.

18-70 was the standard lens, i paid a little more for the 18-135, i wanted the 18-200 but could not afford it.

I find the 135 very good all-rounder.

Hmmm, 18-200 VR.  :) :) :) About £400+ so when I win the lottery...
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/Nikon-18-200-AF-S-DX-VR-f35-56-G
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Though it was a DSLR. I have a D80 too. Top camera - I went to the shop with the full intention of buying a D50 but the D80 'handled' so much better I blew the budget for that. I got it with the the 18-70 zoom and I use an older 70-210 Sigma that was bought for a Nikon film camera.

I too looked at the D50, but I thought sod it and get the D80 thought i would just grow into it.

18-70 was the standard lens, i paid a little more for the 18-135, i wanted the 18-200 but could not afford it.

I find the 135 very good all-rounder.

Hmmm, 18-200 VR.  :) :) :) About £400+ so when I win the lottery...
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/Nikon-18-200-AF-S-DX-VR-f35-56-G

I do have a 18-24mm lens, which is super wide. Borrowed it off a friend. Was not cheap!
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« Reply #11 on: 02 August 2008, 22:11:05 »
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Excellent pictures -- nice car, lovely dogs and a great day out -- what more could you ask ?

Errr be able to drink beer, enjoy the taste and effects, then, when its time to drive back you instantly sober up!  ;D


 ;D  Good answer.  If you could put that in a can you'd clean up  :y
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« Reply #12 on: 02 August 2008, 22:13:12 »
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Excellent pictures -- nice car, lovely dogs and a great day out -- what more could you ask ?

Errr be able to drink beer, enjoy the taste and effects, then, when its time to drive back you instantly sober up!  ;D


 ;D  Good answer.  If you could put that in a can you'd clean up  :y

Could buy me fleet of Omega's!

Wait,

Already got those!  ::)  ;D
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« Reply #13 on: 02 August 2008, 22:21:31 »
Took my mum to gatcombe last year.......enjoyed a good day out..........went thro £200 like water lol  ;D

It is expensive.........iirc Pims....and lemonade £15 a go for two drinks....

Spent £80 on a bed for Holly.....that she never sleeps on lol.......prefers the chairs and sofa.... ::)

This year was my mum and dads 50th wedding anniversary today......so spent the day over theirs......with family....

Nice sunny afternoon........after the rain this morning  :y

Good pics tunnie  :y
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