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Thanks, Simon - an impressive piece of equipment! Do you know hwat the closest focusing distance is, by any chance? I'm wondering if it would film macro - insects etc? Probably not!

Superb! Such a beautiful thing to watch. We watched them up at Rspb Leighton Moss back in November. Thanks for the video! :o)

An excellent warning! This should be a poster in every vet's waiting room and shown as a TV advert. I was told by my vet that it's safe for a dog to lose up to 10% of it's body weight per month. That takes a very strict dieting and a good exercise regime, but the result is worth it!

Well done Christopher! You make it look fairly easy but I'd have fallen off within a few minutes! I like your commentary!

You're brilliant at filming, Simon! And editing! Have you been on the East Lancashire Railway line - it goes from Rawtenstall to Bury and on to Heywood. I haven't done the Bury to Heywood section yet but a nice ride between Bury and Rawtenstall. A pretty village at Irwell Vale and the church ...

Cruelty to animals? Or just an accepted part of the training? It just shows the kind of person who takes part in hunting. Bullies!

Thank goodness we live in a country where we have the freedom to be daft ... and all for a good cause!

Wonderful footage! A peep into the secret world of the badger. You get the distinct feeling that mum had just about had enough ... ha-ha I wonder how many parents know that feeling? ;o)

Lovely to see this! My Tri-coloured Smooth, Jack, just loves to run - especially in long grass.

Wow! what a brilliant interview you gave, Bethany. Very Well done!

Arlene (Cheryl's sister) ;o)

Thank you - a beautiful film and so well made - love the music.

We had our first climb up Skiddaw in the snow in March 2009 and it was beautiful - but we weren't adventurous enough to catch the sunrise. I look foreward to looking at your website.

All the best!

Thank you for adding this. I've put your link on our photography club blog - plenty of steam lovers there as we have the East Lancashire Railway running through the village.

Hi - some interesting bits of film here on Youtube. Any chance of some explanations to accompany the videos?

Thank you! I didn't know about 'profiles' but will set one up right away.