Woodbutcher

What's the true value though ? Looking at Popsike's 'New to Old' values it looks about right to me , it's just the one entry at the top of the list that's double the average and that's a demo , or am I missing something ... ?

Solved and sorted two days ago thanks anyway ... And for the record , I had a figure I was prepared to pay for the very long time want that was in the auction , and it turns out it was a figure that nobody else was willing to top. So said item is now winging its way to me and a very happy chappy I am too ...

She "wants to reach as many people as I can" ... I'd like her to start with a year or two on the wannabe new hotbed of soul that is 'Tristan da Cunha' aka 'Edinburgh of the Seven Seas' ...

Marva Josie £310.00

Thought I was going to get lucky and catch the three Spitfires together from Imperial War Museum Duxford that had been on a jolly to Dover and back , but they split up just before they got to mine so I only got to grab a few frames of the two-seater "Elizabeth" as she shot past . Here's the best three frames. Canon EOS 90D + Sigma 150-600C.

I've always been perfectly happy with auctions Mal , I know how much I'm prepared to pay for an item and if someone's prepared to pay more so be it ...

I was asking the question regarding bidding not selling but thanks anyway ...

Last one on e-bay was £800 ...

@Tiggerwoods

So in that case he must get his commision solely from the vendor , that's very good of him from the buyers point of view ... I'll give him a ring in the morning just make sure and report back for future reference to others. Thanks for the reply ...

Does anyone know what's added to the final winning bid these days ? I've scoured his site from top to tail with no hint of a commision percentage anywhere. I can't believe that your winning bid is the price you pay plus postage. I've e-mailed John the question but have had no response as yet. Trying to judge your upper limit bidding-wise is a pain when you don't know how much extra you're going to get stung for after the auction's done. A search on here throws up a figure of 20% being bandied about but that was years back.

https://eccentricsoul.bandcamp.com/album/eccentric-soul-the-forte-label

Like that , apparently from 1969. It's on this Dbl LP ... https://www.discogs.com/release/4751401-Various-Eccentric-Soul-The-Forte-Label/image/SW1hZ2U6NDI0MjYzMTk= A few 'details' on the label might throw further light on it ... ?

Whassamatta , recycle bin full ... ?

Wakey , wakey , those details were posted up here on Wednesday ...

Rule #1 ... remember to switch off AF on the lens ... Glad to have caught it though , however badly , the sky was so full that the 10mm lens was nowhere near wide enough ... ! My Movie 3 0.7x.mp4

Words fail me , an astronomical event occurs as forecast , under clear skies , and what a show it was too ... I've caught hints of the aurora in the northern horizon once or twice , but to see it stretching beyond the zenith and to the south of me , naked eye here in Suffolk ..... ! Apologies to those who missed out , you're going to be fed up to the back teeth of seeing it plastered over every platform imagiable for the next few days ... Had a few issues photo-wise here , I'm out of practice messing about in the middle of a field in the dark with the camera not tethered to a laptop. In such a rush to get shooting with the display reaching right across the sky from West to East that I clonked the focus ring when panning about , caught the lights though which is what mattered to me ... Just ploughing through a couple of hundred CR3. files that the EOS 90D chucked out as I forgot to shoot in combo mode , but the inbuilt intervalometer was a godsend. Will post up an animation/movie of all the better shots when the processing's done , in the meantime the Sun's about to appear so time to get shooting again before the monster spot disappears .

In case anyone's interested the flaring from the enormous sunspot I've been imaging has thrown a lot of stuff in our direction , and the storm arrived a short while ago and looks great for views of the aurora pretty much UK wide , weather permitting of course. Here's hoping you have clear skies.

Now the waistband of the baggies is generally bigger than the bottoms combined , not a good look ...

It mattered a lot less what you were wearing or how you danced back in the day. In a proper dark venue nobody could see you anyway , it's only in today's 'look at me' world , where every other punter is more worried about selfies and videoing every moment on their bloody phone that it seems to matter.

Crawled out of bed to catch the early blue ... cool.gif Even got to play up close for a change.

Listed on Discogs as a Canadian pressing , not a Canadian production ...

Finally caught a break and a chance to see the enormous active region that's on show right now on the Sun. It's actually bigger now than the famous 1859 "Carrington Event" sunspot , and still growing ...

https://www.discogs.com/label/3639266-Trans-Canada-Products?page=1