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  1. 08-01-2007, 09:34 AM #1
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    A different side to the Tour de France...

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    from the sports photographers view point...

    http://blogs.reuters.com/2007/07/23/...lso_on_reuters
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    Very interesting read, thanks for posting that link BC

    I had no idea about the fire and the re-routing of the tour... and it was also interesting to get an idea about the process/procedures for getting the whole photography team organised and operating...


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    Wow. Note to self - do not buy a Renault Turbo
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    Wow. Note to self - do not buy a Renault Turbo
    My thoughts exactly! Yikes!

    But very interesting article. It hurt to see all those beautiful Canon lenses lying in a charred heap, but such small damage compared to what could have happened!

    Thanks for the link!
    Keep calm and carry on...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bikerz View Post

    It hurt to see all those beautiful Canon lenses lying in a charred heap, but such small damage compared to what could have happened!
    At least they weren't Nikons

    And what a great shot at Big Ben!
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