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[kazandy2001]

Hi i am new here just joined as have just brought my first Dslr an Olympus E520,twin lens pack.Have just used for the first time snapping pics of my twins,very pleased with results,but i will be looking for advice in the future,as i wish to use this equipment at F1 events.

[crimbo]

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welcome...as you will have seen most are a curmudgeonly but friendly lot around here...so do ask questions and show us yer pics

[BobS]

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Hi and welcome.
Most of the other members won't know where Seaham is but as my wife Julie comes from South Hetton, I do! (Unless there is another Seaham somewhere!!

I joined only a couple of months ago but have learnt a great deal by just reading many of the posts in the various forums. Ask questions and you will find many helpful answers.

Good luck

Bob

[forester]

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Hi, And welcome, to another F1 fan.
I was lucky enough to get Jenson Button to sign his new book for me, and I must say he is a very nice person.

[Stephen_M]

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Hi and welcome.
Most of the other members won't know where Seaham is but as my wife Julie comes from South Hetton, I do! (Unless there is another Seaham somewhere!!

I joined only a couple of months ago but have learnt a great deal by just reading many of the posts in the various forums. Ask questions and you will find many helpful answers.

Good luck

Bob

What? There are people out there who don't know Seaham? Unbelievable.
Welcome to the site kazandy2001. I look forward to seeing some of your photos.

[catkins]

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What? There are people out there who don't know Seaham? Unbelievable.
Welcome to the site kazandy2001. I look forward to seeing some of your photos.

Ditto from me too!

FYI Seaham has a fabulous bit of coastal scenery with the spoil heaps/debris/waste from old coastal coal mines, ironworks, glassworks, etc., etc. all having been cleared away to reveal some good magnesium limestone cliffs. The upshot of the old industry and the magnesium limestone is a wonderful juxstaposition of fused metal debris, tumbled bricks, and sulphurous foreshore, contrasting with beautiful wildlife and flowers, especially to the south of Seaham. I'll try and pull out a few shots from the area in the next week or so.
In the spring/summer it would make a great location for a 4/3rds meetup, especially as there now seem to be so many existing & new members on this site from the north east.
Welcome one and all.

Regards
Chris