24/07/2008 08:29:11
topic: Test David Posts 3	Hi Pete, Everything looks ok. Connections have been made from external PC's with different IP addresses with no probs. File uploads work ok as do messages. Dave
	24/07/2008 08:25:10
topic: Test Pic David Posts 3	Hi Pete, Here's the test pic. Hopefully you sould be able to see it. If this works then everything should be set up ok. If users are still having probs it may have something to do with file upload size permissions on their ISP. There doesn't seem to be a prob with the site. Dave
	24/07/2008 08:18:28
topic: Test Message David Posts 3	Hi Pete, Here's the test message. should be ok. Dave
	16/07/2008 11:51:08
topic: Advice Martin Posts 1	I really enjoy taking photos of flowers and would like to move on from my Fujipix to an SLR digital camera. I can't afford the really expensive setups so I would be grateful for any advice on a decent camera which doesn't cost loads and loads of money and also some advice on the best lens for flower photography. Any help much appreciated. Thanks Martin
	16/07/2008 10:06:19
topic: Wild Pansies (heartsease) Kaz Posts 1	Hi Has anybody noticed how few wild pansies there are about? I've seen two so far this year they use to be very common. Kaz
	11/07/2008 16:51:13
topic: Finding flowers Liz Posts 1	Hello! I live in a city with lots of pavements, houses, busy traffic etc. I would need to travel quite a way to reach countryside and its quite a walk to the nearest park but every day I take my little dog for a walk around the block and find a wealth of wild plants peeping through the pavement cracks, clinging to the base of walls and even growing in the road gutter. Today I found, wild cress, herb bennet, mayweed, bistort, shepherds purse, bindweed, several from the clover family, spurge, ragwort and yarrow. I know they're all common plants but I still get a thrill when I discover something new and isn't it wonderful that with all the trouble some of our local authorities take to smother these wild plants they always win through? Come weekend I shall be off to discover more exotic plants in wilder areas but during the working week I get a great deal of satisfaction from what I find literally on my own doorstep. Thank you to all those people who can't be bothered with weed-killers! Liz
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