Winsford Soul

Watching Autumn watch/ unsprung last night reminded me of this Millipede picture taken in my back garden Steve

Jim. Those links are to demo copies. Don't think I've seen a demo LP of those before only the issue Steve

Poppies LP. Seems very cheap to me. Spellbound is a fabulous track Steve

It was booted as far as I,m aware on a yellow 4 brothers but without the licensed to atco distribution on the label Steve

Had the pleasure of seeing Betty Boo sing for the first time live.say it isn't so at Northampton a few years ago when she appeared with Pat and Diane lewis to make up the Adorables. Margaret Mandolph. Something beautiful. Planetary. What a tune. Love it Thanks Pete Steve

Forgot to add that I seen a southern hawker dragonfly today along with about four smaller brown dragonflies. Is this Unusual for time of year or is it because there's been no frosts to kill them off ? Steve

Ed. That was £2.86 mate decimal point was in the wrong place. Because your a mate I will round it up to £3.00 and that's my final offer. Steve

Ade. Firstly you must be lost down here in this thread. You turned left at all about the soul instead of right. The magpies will be looking for spider's, that's the normal thing they're doing when you see them doing that. No chicks this time of year. Not normally. Steve

Silver Birch with what I believe is Birch polypore fungi Steve

That's the one Russell. Amazing pictures indeed. Must be a slightly different version online regarding where the picture's are shown compared to the paper edition. Steve

No sorry Russell, I'm on my Kindle at the moment Steve

Sorry Russell. I missed it just read through it now. I.m sitting on the fence on this. To me there's a better photograph in today's daily mail supplement that shows a water vole sticking it's head out of a drain pipe seeming to look at its own reflection. It's stunning in my opinion Steve

Russell. I'm not sure. It is such a emotive topic in the two photography magazines that I get monthly. One side says anyone can move taking a picture and most people normally do, that's why there's so many blurred pictures. But to produce something like that is it luck or skill. My self I'm not sure. I may still have a photograph that I took in a wood to get a similar effect with the tree's distinctive but blurred. Steve Steve

Simon. I remember I was going to pay £80 in 1978 for Bobby Paris. I walked away. which as a apprentice fitter was more than a months wages at the time, so I guess I had set a limit subconsciously even then. Many years later it had risen to £300 then it went to whatever I could afford / justify Steve

Sunset photograph taken minutes ago from my back garden Steve

Bazza. Paid £110 for a original quite a few years back. Used to play it out at places like Winsford, Middleton etc to always a great reaction. It's a hard record to find. Still think it's a great tune Steve

Ade. I think it should be nearer a third of the book price. But as always what do I know. Steve

Looks like a visit to Leighton Moss reserve is on the card's very soon. Bearded tits, which I have never seen Are showing very well plus there's four otters being seen on a daily basis and the red deer stages are rutting. Steve

Good luck to Nick and his other half whatever it is they decide to do with the record. Steve

I sure I used to have a boot of it in the late 70,s Steve

Russell. Nice pictures my friend but how did you resist the temptation of just eating them before you photographed them. Steve

Was at junction 7 of the M62 going to Widnes when I saw a covey of 9 Partridge. First time I've seen any of these birds for years. I'm well chuffed Steve

I,m finally getting chance to watch it on Friday with virgin on demand( think its £3.99). didn't get chance to go the pictures. Am so looking forward to watching it. Steve

I was watching this Jay for about a hour trying to get the shot of it actually eating an acorn, this was as close as I got, you can just see the acorn disappearing down its throat Steve