Month: September 2006
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Photos from our trip to Africa
19 You can find a lot of our pictures at this location. I’ll be adding more. I’ve tried to categorize them and create a set of sub-galleries by subject. You can also get to the pictures by clicking on one of the images in the sidebar on the right.
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2005
More travel, some inside the UK and some outside. Gong Xi Fa Cai, 2005 was our second full year in the UK. It’s been busy with school, work, and a lot of travel. It’s also been quite traumatic with family illness, and all of us getting a bit older. Wiser, I cannot say. Our 2004…
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2003
We came to the UK at the beginning of 2004, looking forward to spending more time with my family, and getting to know Europe. Here’s what we found. Dear family and friends, It is the end of 2003 and our family is embarking on a new adventure for 2004. During the summer, an opportunity to…
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2002
Dear Family and Friends, Wishing you a Happy New Year and a Happy Chinese New Year!! Gung Hay Fat Choy (Wishing you prosperity) as the Chinese would say. It’s hard to believe it’s been over a year since our house remodel has been completed. We’re continually doing things to turn our house into a home.…
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Tim’s Blog
You can find it on the “Notes from the Road” link at the top of the page, or go directly to the blog site here. And if you’d like your very own copy, feel free to subscribe via my feed or Feedburner.
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A place to tell our story
A family website can be many things. I hope we can use it to tell the story of some aspects of our lives as we travel and learn. We’re involved in lots of different things – sailing, music, holidays, and now a form of home schooling – we’ll try to take the time to let…
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Nikon Capture NX – a recommendation
I’ve tried a lot of the raw processing software out there – RawShooter, Bibble Pro, Adobe Camera Raw (both the full version and the smaller version that you get with Photoshop Elements), and brief attempts to use the previous version of Nikon Capture and a couple of others. I really liked Bibble Pro, but I…