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Sausages Hamburgers Veg. burgers/veg. option Chicken Leafy salad Pasta salad Potato salad Coleslaw Bread/bread rolls and butter/margarine sweets x 2? soft drink I probably won't eat lunch, although mum probably will, I'll bring some sweets :)

Beautiful video!

List of dogs pip1981- Dakota keroppiyo - Buffy Lucycharzie - Satu Samantha - Zeus (Sam is my friend) Mina - Hunter Mina's friend - Ollie Snout Girl: Bert, Sally and Bruce (and an OH) nancylady- Sid MavericksMission - Willow, Possibly Maverick List of food pip1981- T.B.A keroppiyo - not sure yet Lucycharzie - not sure yet either. Snout Girl: tba nancylady- salad sandwiches and chips and dip MavericksMission - also not sure yet!

May be able to make it with Willow, possibly Maverick too :)

That's horrible! We do no re-home our kittens until about 10 weeks when they can be safely desexed before going into their homes. Having fostered kittens of all ages, 5 weeks is not an age I would like to be giving a kitten to someone with no experience.

Skeeter is so adorable! :love:

awesome capture! :D

Boroondara Council uses Save a Dog Scheme (they take cats too) as their pound I believe, so they would be a good place to try. Save a Dog Scheme 36 Weir St Glen Iris VIC (03) 9824 7928 or 0418 389 810 Also keep trying Cat Protection Society, they are very hard top get hold of, but should be able to help you once they finally answer their phones. Good luck :)

Beautiful photos Ruth! You have such a gorgeous pack!

I paid $185 for my 8 Million Dollar Home bag from the Crumpler store. Sorry, can't actually help you out with your question

Saxon! :love: So sorry to hear about Jamie

Beautiful photos Kirislin! I want to get down to Healesville Sanctuary one day, I've never been. :)

So sorry for your loss Run Free Tara

I recently bought my Nikon through CameraPro, their customer service was brilliant. The camera and lenses arrived within a couple of days of order :)

7D is fantastic for action shots! :)

The 7D is awesome for action shots and also fantastic for portraits too with good lenses! :)

For my Canon 7D I have 2 kit lenses 18-55mm & 55-250mm and then 28-135mm, 50mm 1.8. I love the 50mm and the 28-135mm is quite a nice lens as well :)

In the end really it came down to the fact that I was given a lump sum of money in which I could afford to splurge. I have an award winning photographer friend who does work for Nikon and shoots with Nikon. I went and had a play with the Nikon D800 (which I decided was far too much camera for my needs) and feel in love with Nikon. I can push the D700 so far in lowlight which is awesome as I do a lot of indoor photography of my animals and shelter animals for adoption. Another reason for the sudden change was that my Canon 7D has the 50mm 1.8 stuck on it and Canon quoted me about $500 to get it fixed! So I have kept the 7D with the 50mm 1.8 stuck on it as it still works well. So in the end, it wasn't REALLY that I needed the upgrade, more that I had the opportunity too, so I did and I don't regret it. Shooting with the same lens, on the same settings, Nikon photos have come out crisper and nicer, there is just something aboit Nikon images.. IMHO. :)

Yep, all the time when I'm out with Mav & Willow :laugh:

So so sorry Annie Run free Cowboy

My Mini Pack (when willow first came home) Half the Cat Pack Maverick Willow

I love my D700, I made the switch from Canon 7D to the D700 about a month ago, don't regret a thing. Can push the camera so far in lowlight, it's fantastic! It is a whole lot of camera like Huga said. I still find myself flicking through the manual as things are different from the Canon. If you think the D7000 will be enough for you then go ahead with that and maybe get yourself a good lens with the difference. I wouldn't be without my 50mm 1.8, it's a great everyday lens :)

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