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chub angler

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Are you google earthing yet.

You can look at any spot anywhere on the globe, excellent for looking at new waters.

The images for the UK arn't the clearest compared to other parts of the wortld, but even on the free version it still lets me show my friends the tree on the Trent where the barbel were last month & the best spot on the bank to sit.

If you live in London the pictures are clearer & you can see where you car was when they took the pictures.

Allegedly moving live images are coming soon, so then you will be able to see if anyone's pinched your swim before you set off & if your mates have arrived yet.

http://earth.google.com/

Spurdog
 
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Paul Christie 2

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This is excellent!! A bit addictive too...

Some areas are very clear, others not so clear.

Unfortunately the Ribble is blurred.

Hopefully these areas will be improved?

What extra do you get if you pay?
 
chub angler

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Ed. Bollocks mate.

If you pay you get better definition, pay top price & it probably labels all the worldwide CIA safe-houses etc. You will notice that the images of Iraq are currently pinsharp by comparison with local terrorist hotspots like the Trent Valley.

All very scary, soon we will all be live on camera all of the time. No more letting the road tax go out of date & no more poaching.

I emailed my mate to tell him I could see his car was in the wrong parking space.

On the plus side, if we have our club tickets on show no more need for ratty bailifs to check them. Just let the club secretary take the poacher out with a small well aimed smart device.

& no more private squatting behind bushes & for you young uns no private open air frolicking either- as if.

If you look at Rutland, thats me, I'm the one under the big hat.

Cheers

Szspurdogg
 
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay

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I can locate two of my old houses in South Africa and most of the places I used to go fishing.

It's a pity about the definition in the UK. I can't find my place here.
 
chub angler

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You should have bought something bigger than a shed you tight old bugger.

Zspurdog
 
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay

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Oh another entity with no name casting aspersions.

Let's have your name mate?
 
chub angler

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Ey-Up,

What's tha want me name for Clay, who's tha gonna report me to?

Anyway, anyone supposedly familiar with the social etiquette & mores of the Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire should know that tight fisted old bugger is used as a very special & touching term of endearment within the M1-M18 triangle.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to imply that you drank. Clearly the camera lens above Chez Clay is fogged due to the haze of hot air emanating from within.

Szzpurdog
 
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay

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:eek:)

It's just that I get peeved with people who criticize others from behind a pseudonym.

What are people who do this scared of?

Come on mate, let's have your proper name?

Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire?

Anyone who has met me knows that I am certainly no socialist. I have a framed picture of Churchill and Baroness Thatcher on my wall; and I subcribe to the local Conservative party, and I am a member of the local Conservative Club!!

:eek:D
 
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ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one)

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Bollocks to you too !!!
I only asked what a cajone was .........
 
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Merv Harrison

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That's nothing to go by Ron, I used to have a large picture of Churchill in the office, signed, 'To my best mate Merv, Winnie', used to make my friends laugh, don't think the signature was genuine though :eek:)

Also know lots of Labour supporters who are members of the Con club, bloody dirt cheap beer, all principles out of the window for cheap drink.
 
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay

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That's about right Merv.

Same as the people who become Freemasons.

Get to know all the right business contacts and get to be let off if they are a touch over the limit on the breathalyser.
 
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ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one)

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Quick Merv ..........Doctors for you --Maybe it's something you ate !!
 
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matt thomas

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back to google earth,i have looked at the trent from newark all the way back to stoke,you can see all the swims and make out the gravel runs and shallower areas

very interesting indeed
 
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