Thanks John.

I call it learning through fun. It's quite possible that lessons learned through this will have some purpose in a serious application.

Thanks John.

Thanks B, spot on observation.

I recorded myself whilst viewing one of your time-lapse efforts.

One day son you'll be as good as this. Now hold that thought.

hahaha - invisible comments, then just like a bus - both arrive :)

nice effort bud, glad you like my laughing fodder - you're very much welcome dad ;D

Vimeo spacked on me, I lost the first reply somewhere, spoooky.

your video must have scared the wullies out of them :)

Yes. I am that old I remember wullies, there used to be one in Stafford you know. (Or was that Woollies?)

the wullies translates to the 'willies' up North - go further North and that means the 'the hebbie jebbies (not sure if I spelt that right?) but hoepfully you get the jist of what I imply dad ;-)

bugger, it scared the wullies outa me ;-)

And, it must have scared the Woollies out of Stafford also.

Richard, missed you mate. All these long dark nights and nothing from you.

I thought that I had better fill in the gap and took my cam out, Sony with night vision. Unfortunately when I opened the church gate my own smell overcame me, so I ran back home to escape from it. Next morning I could trace where I'd been.

Great to hear from you again Richard, get your team back together again eh! There is very little of your standard of work available presently.

Regards.

You are very kind. I wasn't aware my videos were of such a standard.

Funny you should say about getting the team back together, as this very afternoon, my mate and i are gonna check out an old building that we were told about. Hopefully it will have potential for a new video.

I hope so. It's been far too long.

It's your approach of reverence, rather than hysteria which contributes to your 'standard.'

The viewer is left to draw their own conclusion, rather than be steered by hysterics and verbal/visual prompts.