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Yes, there is a large brownie out there. Guess what happens next? There is another post hidden behind Steve.


Mt Cook Stream, Mt Cook, Sth Island New Zealand.

Submitted by: Dave Cook

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Camera manufacturer NIKON 
Camera model E880 
Exposure time 1/321 s 
Lens focal length 8 mm 
Lens aperture f 7.8 
ISO 100 
Software used Nikon Browser 6.1.0 W 


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From: Dave Cook · djcook·at·spacelink.com.au  Link
Submitted April 18th 2011

Spot on. Nothing ventured, nothing gained Johan!


From: Johan Geldenhuys · jgeldenhuys·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted July 21st 2009

The brownie takes your fly and snaps you off around the other post in the water?



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