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• At 2010.01.03 02:06, mrs K said:
  

  Just a catch up.

  Lovely photos Beth and I want to wish all who follow this blog, and the special people who belong to the followers are happy, healthy and wonderful 2010.

  Today I bought a camera.

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• At 2010.01.03 03:22, Cassandra said:
  

  Happy 2010 to you too, MrsK!

  I’m so excited about your camera purchase! I’m sure Beth and I would love to see some of your shots and maybe even share them with everyone if you’re up to it!

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• At 2010.01.03 23:08, alf stone said:
  

  I will not comment on the photograph as I may be the only Geordie who doesn’t like football and thinks St. James’ Park is a monstrosity but I had to comment on the thought of Mrs. K. on the loose with a camera. Will she start her own photoblog and put you all to shame? Or will she be like me and forget to take the lens cap off? Only kidding, Mrs. K. I wish you joy with your new hobby and look forward to seeing your pictures.

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• At 2010.01.04 12:10, Beth said:
  

  Thanks so much Mrs K. I look forward to seeing some of your pics… I hope if you start a photo site it’s a sister site and not a rival one :)

  *waves at cassandra*

  Alf, there has to be one :) (although i do suspect there are others, just too scared to speak up in case you are banished!!)

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• At 2010.01.04 19:51, ash said:
  

  Can I say my Geordie father ( rest his soul) and Newcastle United football fanatic did not care much for the staduim design either…. so Alf, you are not alone with that comment.
  Nice picture though, Beth.

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• At 2010.01.05 02:19, mrs K said:
  

  Thanks for the kind remarks. But the camera does not have a lens cap - so that’s one goody.

  I could never do a ‘blog’ never mind a photo blog - so no chance of that happening. Anyhow my cousins in Canada and ex-pats all over the place, follow this photo blog.

  I actually tried out the camera today - its hilarious. But I will get the hang of it come hell or high water.

  But remember, this is a Newcastle site and I am on t’other side of the waters of Tyne.

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