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19th May 2010
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Lone yachtsman
Hi all.Finally returned home.Unpacked the car,and noticed this guy on the loch.
Looks like the weather is picking up so looking forward to getting out walking.  Cheers Iain  
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20th May 2010
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Re: Lone yachtsman
I'd have liked to have been him
 Re the picture would it be possible to show more water above the boat as the top of the sail looks very close to the top edge to me - nice though ! Regards Andy
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20th May 2010
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Re: Lone yachtsman
Thanks Andy.He did seem very contented 9 miles of loch and not another soul perfect.Re pic this what you mean?
 Cheers Iain
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20th May 2010
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Re: Lone yachtsman
As a sailor I can soooo appreciate the feeling
Re the Picture - yes, but I would have given it even an inch more above Mind you I often get accused of too much blank space so don't rely on my opinion Regards Andy
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20th May 2010
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Re: Lone yachtsman
Basically the boat needs space to move into therefore you should consider cropping 40% off the RH side.
Oh and flip the image as left to right is often better than right to left. Just my opinion you understand! 
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