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The 2011 'You've been snapped on the Ring' thread
Thought it would be good to have a thread where people can post photos of other people on the Ring taken by the local photographers - we might find some snaps of each other than that person hadn't seen.
I've put this thread in here rather than in the usual photo section so its easy to find. So, i'll start with my next post after a half hour session hunting around. |
Great work Steve :ok:
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Top man :)
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Steve
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Brilliant Steve
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Bloody fantastic. We have got some cracking cars in this club :worthy:
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Seeing those makes me very jealous:deadhorse:
Good job steve, not working today:whistle: |
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Never mind mate, we will be there next time :doubleup: |
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You were very much missed i can assure you of that |
Great job Steve !
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Some great photos!
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nice one steve :worthy:
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some good pics there guys :10:
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I have added a few more of Martyn, Neil, Myself and 1 of Nige chasing that little skippy thing!
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Look at Rays face though :)
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Click on it then blow it up. As Si said Ray's face is a proper scary one :lol:
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Found another 20 or so photos, so check the links under your name again :ok:
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Remember the German lady Kerstin (P1 Mum) (from the P1 club) who lived in Germany and jumped in for a lap ? ......... this is her write up she posted on the P1Woc
She really enjoyed the day...... bless Ok, guys and gals, I'm back from the Ring and first of all, as Clive doesn't have any internet access where he, Heather and the others are staying, let me tell you that they have a great time and say 'hi' to you all. Now back to my trip. The only thing I can say is that the 11 hour round trip after 4 hours of sleep was worth every single meter. Colin and I went to bed at 1 am on Sunday morning after a concert, then got up at 5 again and then it was off to the Ring. We got there at about 11 am and Clive had texted me that they had done a lap already in the morning and then got back to the hotel as the Ring had got too busy. So we were meeting them there, had a nice chat and drink outside in the garden and convoyed down to the River Mosel where we stopped at a nice restaurant, sitting outside enjoying ourselves, the beautiful countryside and the lovely weather. The convoy was already so exciting for me, as it was only the second time for me after the Richard Burns Day last year when we convoyed up to Prodrive. It's just so great to be in a convoy with so many Scoobies. Then we convoyed back to the hotel, had a nice chat and drink outside again and then, at 5 pm, it was off to the Ring where Clive took me for the blast of my life. It was just breathtaking, I was just sitting there with a huge smile on my face............... To give you an idea, one of the guys we had passed said to me afterwards headshaking: "Clive is a real nutter. I mean we where not hanging about either.............." It was just sooooooooooooooooooo great, and, as I said before, the day was strenuous, but worth every single meter of these 1000 km to get there and back. I went back home at about 6 pm and arrived here a few minutes after midnight. I'm still knackered but absolutely happy and will never ever forget this experience. That's why a big thank you to Clive and Heather for a lovely afternoon and a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge thank you very much to Clive for giving me such a fantastic experience!!!!!!!! I'm the happiest girl on earth now !!!!!!! Thanks, lads. I was just thinking that when I was at the London Rally School two years ago they took me for what they call a White Knuckle Ride. It was really amazing what they can do with the car and I was so well chuffed afterwards. I mean it was a professional rally driver who took me round. But comparing this ride to the one at the Ring I really must say, I enjoyed the ride with Clive even more by lengths!!!!!! I can't stop that huge grin on my face when thinking about it or when friends ask me how it was. |
Lets hope we see them again next year :)
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That's brilliant Clive. :10:
What a true gent you are mate :ok: |
I have been trying to buy the picture marked 'this is a cracker'
But no joy. If anyone else can access the picture and buy it I would be grateful. I will Obviously settle up with anyone that manages to make the purchase. :five: |
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When you open the picture, there is a tab at the top to "buy pictures" Before you do anything though, write down all the details you might need. Image number, date etc. |
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Still no worky. It kept coming up with invalid format. I tried in both upper and lower cases. I should be gratefull if you could try for me. :five: |
I'll have a try in the morning, as I am just about to leave :five:
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Cheers.:yeah: |
Looking through some of these picture sites, crash helmets seem to be lacking. I would say about 10% if that are wearing them.
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I'm going for the theory that i bought one to use at trackdays in the UK - i may as well wear it round the Ring, just in case! |
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I did take mine with me, but basically couldn't be arsed :lol: |
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How much was it ?? |
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7.00 euros (£6.30) |
Thanks Worzel.. :worthy::doubleup:
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...llplustext.jpg |
yep, that ones a cracker - colour and lighting is pretty much perfect. Just wish the sodding photographer got the same pic of me! :rofl:
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What a photo !!
That's the dogs dangles that is matey ! |
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Steve, the original is a bit bright TBH. I sent Ian the originals and photoshopped versions. Just levels and tone tweeks though. |
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