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Sally Gap during WW200

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  • 26-07-2011 10:52am
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    ckeego
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    Morning all..
    Quick question...During the WW200 just before you reached SG, there was a photographer in the gloom taking a lot of shots.

    Anyone know who it was and where you can view his work?

    Many thanks.

    Ck.:)


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    Inquitus
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    ckeego wrote: »
    Morning all..
    Quick question...During the WW200 just before you reached SG, there was a photographer in the gloom taking a lot of shots.

    Anyone know who it was and where you can view his work?

    Many thanks.

    Ck.:)

    I would like to know this too if anyone knows, he got a good action shot of me with the best "it's not hurting honest" look I could muster!


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    Cookie_Monster
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    can't say I noticed anybody with a camera up on the gap itself, though I went through quite early on...


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    Lusk Doyle
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    Yea I think I saw him on the left lay by before it tops out. Good spot for snaps indeed. There was another guy on glen malure with a camcorder also filming the slow ascents!


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    Cookie_Monster
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    Lusk Doyle wrote: »
    Yea I think I saw him on the left lay by before it tops out. Good spot for snaps indeed.

    ah, that far down with the Chrysler Voyager (or something like that), he was just wishing people well and shouting encouragement when I went by him, no sign of a camera


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