Wailing at the Moon!

• Guest 640

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  12 October 2011     07:57131043
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  Ah ! tis the time of the Full Moon. It blisters and shimmers over the harbour waters with magnetic mesmerising appeal. The high tides surge back and forth, back and forth. I took a walk onto the Heights in search of transcendental inspiration but the blackcats had stolen my moment with the moon god....
  
  

  

  
  
  Bit more like reality here....
  

  

  
  
  No I havent gone mad but I had to camp it up a bit... like Vincent Price...lol!
  This is the moon over the Harbour last night. But its the full moon tonight.
  Beware before you venture out!
  
  ....although it looked full to me last night...
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• Guest 645

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  12 October 2011     08:08131050
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  Jeane will have to stay indoors...as for you 'camping it up'...enough said Paul 'rufree' Boland?
  Marek
  I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
• Guest 640

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  12 October 2011     08:14131058
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  Jeane has a broomstick Marek so she will be good to go. lol!
  When I said camping it up, I meant more in the style of Big Vince in The Pit and the Pendulum or..The House of Wax...
  
  not Mr Humphries..cheek!
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• Guest 657

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  12 October 2011     08:36131068
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  Yes I've been polishing up my broomstick because the full moon is actually tonight.
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• Guest 640

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  12 October 2011     08:45131070
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  Another picture while we're on a roll..this is the moon as she was last night over the harbour
  ...although its officially the full moon tonight it certainly looked full last night didnt it. Note also the star at 2 o'clock, might be a planet not sure?
  

  
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• Guest 645

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  12 October 2011     08:57131074
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  Pluto?
  Marek
  I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
• Brian Dixon

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  12 October 2011     09:19131085
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  marek,thats goofy in the back ground.
• Guest 656

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  12 October 2011     11:11131110
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  Thats quite a stunning pic of the moon, looks pretty full to me. Jeane, fly on over to Dover tonight and pick me up on that shiny broomstick of yours, feeling like a bit of adventure oh! I'm so brave
• Guest 657

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  12 October 2011     11:57131115
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  That's a great moon pic.
  
  Oooh Colette, what havoc we could cause eh
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 October 2011     12:15131118
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  can we be certain that brian will be safely under lock and key at home this evening?
• Brian Dixon

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  12 October 2011     15:47131159
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  that i can,but can we say the same for you howard.
• Guest 698

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  12 October 2011     15:57131163
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  Howard used to be a werewolf but he's much better nowoooooooooooooooooo
  
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• Brian Dixon

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  12 October 2011     16:00131166
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  ah peter, howard has aquired a black cat since then.but wondering if a broomstick came with it,the cat that is.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 October 2011     16:09131168
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  did have a black cat but our susan borrowed it last halloween and has not brought it back.