http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/-t1.htm Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:56:19 GMT 10 http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/12/61/24/41/dsc00012.jpg http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/-t1.htm http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/solar-eclipse-1st-aug-2008-t72.htm claire_s_p
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Ending]]> landscapes Fri, 01 Aug 2008 10:15:33 GMT http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/solar-eclipse-1st-aug-2008-t72.htm#543 http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/solar-eclipse-1st-aug-2008-t72.htm http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/a-few-of-my-fishing-landscapes-t113.htm BoldBear 'The Lull before the Storm' on an early September morning at the Ashbury Golf Hotel Carp Lake, on the edge of Dartmoor. Upper River Lea (A good Barbel, Chub and Roach stretch) The Upper Great Ouse at the Islands stretch at Felmersham. Tykes Water Estate Lake before the water lillies errupt. landscapes Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:56:19 GMT http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/a-few-of-my-fishing-landscapes-t113.htm#780 http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/a-few-of-my-fishing-landscapes-t113.htm http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/sunrise-down-from-some-of-my-fishing-trips-t9.htm tinytiddler Linear fishery, sundown Selsey beach Sunrise at my fav river Hampshire Avon Frosty winter morning at the Hampshire Avon landscapes Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:53:46 GMT http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/sunrise-down-from-some-of-my-fishing-trips-t9.htm#14 http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/sunrise-down-from-some-of-my-fishing-trips-t9.htm http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/our-garden-visitor-t99.htm claire_s_p A lovely female green woodpecker visiting out garden landscapes Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:59:57 GMT http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/our-garden-visitor-t99.htm#745 http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/our-garden-visitor-t99.htm http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/water-bailiffs-t25.htm pondlife These two have been our local lakes caretakers for the past 20 years, the one on the left Pita and the other is Narob. Got to watch your baits with these two, i reckon they been caught a few dozen times. They will not let any other swan land on the lake and have killed half a dozen in the past that decided to have a go at staying. The names were given to them and stand for, Narob, (needs a round of buckshot) and Pita, (pain in the arse), for those that fish this lake will certainly know why. landscapes Sun, 29 Jun 2008 10:28:32 GMT http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/water-bailiffs-t25.htm#77 http://fishing.heavenforum.com/landscapes-f16/water-bailiffs-t25.htm