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<p><p>Gosh - -there was me thinking it was a photo of the sunsetting over the Clyde!</p></p>

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<p><p>Have a good weekend.</p></p>

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<p><p>Nice avatar.</p></p>

<p><p>Just checking that you are still with us mate. Seems like you have been having a tough time.</p></p>

<p><p>Hey Tonyman - hope you are 'tavelling well' mate.</p></p>

<p><p>Great thanks mate. Thanks for asking. Just roasting a leg of lamb and enjoying a few bottles of homebrew. How is your Sunday going?</p></p>

<p><p>That post made me chuckle!</p></p>

<p><p>Have a great Christmas and we wish you all the best for 2012!</p></p>

<p>Ah, so it is Jupiter. Thanks - I did wonder. It was a great scene.</p>

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<p>Cheers.</p>

<p>Hey Ropey - going great here. Weather has turned out good now - mid to late 20s every day, humidity has fallen off after a few sticky days. Carols in the evening warmth yesterday and some more tomorrow. Have a good Christmas yourselves! and all the best for 2011.</p>

<p>Chickx - we are all well - thanks for asking - you prompted me to post an update in the 'Sydney in August' thread. Hope your plans are coming along. Cheers.</p>

<p>Hi Stevie, LOL, nae man.Am no interested in torning yur place oer. Ye'll av a gret time oot there, I bet. Yer Perth bound aye? Take care man.</p>

<p>The basic stain glass skills are cutting the glass and soldering - a bit of practice, and some patience, is all that is needed. (And some plasters!!)</p>

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<p>Photography sounds good - what type would you like to do?</p>

<p>Hi - thanks for asking - I did a stained glass course as we wanted to leadlight one of the windows in our house (the two-paned window in the photo album). It was good fun and I ended up doing another couple of windows in our house, plus some Christmas decorations and other bits and bobs. I would recommend trying stain glass if you have not already had a go. How about yourself?</p>

<p>Glad to hear you enjoyed it! You have got some of the required kit I seem to remember. I guess now you just experiment for a while with some more test pieces? Then work out how much you can charge and get going! Thanks for getting back to me - I would be interested in seeing some of your recent work from the course.</p>

<p>I was asked a couple of times by friends/colleagues if I would take on a 'commission'. To be honest, when I priced a piece then considered the time and effort involved, it just wasn't worth my while compared to other consultancy stuff I can do in my spare time. Likewise with the Christmas decs - I sold 60 for £1.50 a pop, but spent the best part of a month making them in the evening. It has a tendency to zap my interest and enjoyment! I will forward the photos in due course.</p>

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<p>Cheers,</p>