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Lots of Photos

By Scott 2 years ago, mid-February Leave a comment on this post

Plenty of photos of the Australia vs Sri Lanka game played at Adelaide yesterday, all taken by me. You can see them here.

Tags: adelaide, australia, cricket-photos, photos, sri-lanka, vb-series |

4 Responses to “Lots of Photos”

Wraye wrote:
February 11th, 2006 at 8.44 am

Great photos, Scott. The shots of the light towers are pretty impressive from that angle. Alan R persuaded me to start using Flickr (thats A) and I only regret no using it before - so many games left undocumented!
The pics make me wish for sunny days. We had sleet and hail here. I know you felt cactus yesterday, but please tell us your impressions of the day.
P.S. Loved the Merv ‘tasche!

Wraye wrote:
February 11th, 2006 at 8.45 am

sorry, meant to say Thanks A!

Wraye wrote:
February 11th, 2006 at 10.29 am

aaaaand Casanova take a catch deep in the slips. Another one taken.

As Benaud might tritely comment, there was no resistance there.

Wraye wrote:
February 11th, 2006 at 10.32 am

Will, now I have buggered up yet again. Edit please and post this flippant comment under the other blog line.

This is not my day. Not Sachin’s either.

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