http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content

from different people

> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
> 
> from different people 

There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at when I 
view it.

Johnny-norwegian-weather-site-comments

"Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
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>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>
>> from different people
>
> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at when I
> view it.
>
> Johnny-norwegian-weather-site-comments

There are arrows at the top of the page that change the pictures.
(But I still have no idea what they are of)

"Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
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>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>
>> from different people
>
> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at when I
> view it.
>
> Johnny-norwegian-weather-site-comments

Oops! Just click on the picture. Sorry.

Edith.

"zayton"  wrote in message 
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> "Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
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>>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>>
>>> from different people
>>
>> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at when I
>> view it.
>>
>> Johnny-norwegian-weather-site-comments
>
> There are arrows at the top of the page that change the pictures.
> (But I still have no idea what they are of)
Just a few pictures of Autumn in Norway, Zayton.

Edith.

"Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
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>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>
>> from different people
>
> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at when I
> view it.
>
There are loads, and rather nice - rich autumn colours. Norway's way ahead 
of us so far as autumn goes. It's only just beginning here.

ally

>>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>>
>>> from different people
>>
>> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at
>> when I view it.
>>
> There are loads, and rather nice - rich autumn colours. Norway's way
> ahead of us so far as autumn goes. It's only just beginning here.
> 
> ally 

I just have to look out the window.

Johnny-mid-autumn-already

"Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
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>>>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>>>
>>>> from different people
>>>
>>> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at
>>> when I view it.
>>>
>> There are loads, and rather nice - rich autumn colours. Norway's way
>> ahead of us so far as autumn goes. It's only just beginning here.
>>
>> ally
>
> I just have to look out the window.
>
> Johnny-mid-autumn-already

Pouring cats and dog. Guns going off everywhere around us. Hunting season is 
on. Me no like.

Edith.

>>>>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>>>>
>>>>> from different people
>>>>
>>>> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at
>>>> when I view it.
>>>>
>>> There are loads, and rather nice - rich autumn colours. Norway's way
>>> ahead of us so far as autumn goes. It's only just beginning here.
>>>
>>> ally
>>
>> I just have to look out the window.
>>
>> Johnny-mid-autumn-already
> 
> Pouring cats and dog. Guns going off everywhere around us. Hunting
> season is on. Me no like.
> 
> Edith. 

We had a really nice day, except a little cool for early October. No 
shooting allowed in the city, so it was peaceful. All cats and dogs alive, 
healthy, and dry.

Johnny-vivid-leaves

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> "Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
> news:48e61dc4$0$5173$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com...
>>>>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>>>>
>>>>> from different people
>>>>
>>>> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at
>>>> when I view it.
>>>>
>>> There are loads, and rather nice - rich autumn colours. Norway's way
>>> ahead of us so far as autumn goes. It's only just beginning here.
>>>
>>> ally
>>
>> I just have to look out the window.
>>
>> Johnny-mid-autumn-already
>
> Pouring cats and dog. Guns going off everywhere around us. Hunting season 
> is on. Me no like.
>
My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also scared 
of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard life she leads.

ally

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> "The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>> "Johnny" <Johnny@ominous.portent> wrote in message 
>> news:48e61dc4$0$5173$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com...
>>>>>> http://www.yr.no/nyheter/1.6236768?index=30#image-gallery-content
>>>>>>
>>>>>> from different people
>>>>>
>>>>> There's only one photo there and I'm not sure what I'm looking at
>>>>> when I view it.
>>>>>
>>>> There are loads, and rather nice - rich autumn colours. Norway's way
>>>> ahead of us so far as autumn goes. It's only just beginning here.
>>>>
>>>> ally
>>>
>>> I just have to look out the window.
>>>
>>> Johnny-mid-autumn-already
>>
>> Pouring cats and dog. Guns going off everywhere around us. Hunting season 
>> is on. Me no like.
>>
> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also 
> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard life she 
> leads.
>
> ally
I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back garden, 
probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she passed me and 
ran into the house. White lighning.
I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.

Edith.

>> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also
>> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard
>> life she leads.
>>
>> ally
> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back
> garden, probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she
> passed me and ran into the house. White lighning.
> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
> 
> Edith. 

Sounds like the dog has more sense than you do when there's guns going off.

Johnny-respects-Pace-the-pacifist-and-her-actions

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>

>> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also 
>> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard life 
>> she leads.
>>
>> ally
> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back garden, 
> probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she passed me 
> and ran into the house. White lighning.
> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
>
Apparently consoling her is the wrong thing to do, although it's hard not to 
want to. It seems that if you respond in any way to her fear, it makes her 
think she's right to be afraid, and it makes her worse. You're supposed to 
ignore her and behave as though nothing had happened. I do try to do this, 
but it doesn't really stop her being frightened, and if it's something like 
fireworks, or thunder, that goes on and on, she just cowers in a corner 
until it's over. Poor doggie.

ally

<Johnny> wrote in message 
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>>> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also
>>> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard
>>> life she leads.
>>>
>>> ally
>> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back
>> garden, probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she
>> passed me and ran into the house. White lighning.
>> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
>>
>> Edith.
>
> Sounds like the dog has more sense than you do when there's guns going 
> off.
>
> Johnny-respects-Pace-the-pacifist-and-her-actions

I shall tell her! I'm sure it'll make her feel better.

Incidentally, I've just recently discovered that this dog, whom we've had 
for over 10 years, spells her name in 2 different ways: I've always spelled 
it PACE but Steve has apparently been spelling it PAICE. Neither of us has 
ever seen the other writing it down, until Steve started uploading photos to 
Flickr . . . I quite like the spelling with the 'I' in the middle, but I'm 
so used to doing it the other way . . .

ally

"a l l y"  wrote in message 
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> "The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>>
>
>>> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also 
>>> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard life 
>>> she leads.
>>>
>>> ally
>> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back 
>> garden, probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she 
>> passed me and ran into the house. White lighning.
>> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
>>
> Apparently consoling her is the wrong thing to do, although it's hard not 
> to want to. It seems that if you respond in any way to her fear, it makes 
> her think she's right to be afraid, and it makes her worse. You're 
> supposed to ignore her and behave as though nothing had happened. I do try 
> to do this, but it doesn't really stop her being frightened, and if it's 
> something like fireworks, or thunder, that goes on and on, she just cowers 
> in a corner until it's over. Poor doggie.
>
> ally
Paice thought I shot the gun and she looked at me with hate and still does.

Edith

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>> "The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>>>
>>
>>>> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also 
>>>> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard life 
>>>> she leads.
>>>>
>>>> ally
>>> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back 
>>> garden, probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she 
>>> passed me and ran into the house. White lighning.
>>> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
>>>
>> Apparently consoling her is the wrong thing to do, although it's hard not 
>> to want to. It seems that if you respond in any way to her fear, it makes 
>> her think she's right to be afraid, and it makes her worse. You're 
>> supposed to ignore her and behave as though nothing had happened. I do 
>> try to do this, but it doesn't really stop her being frightened, and if 
>> it's something like fireworks, or thunder, that goes on and on, she just 
>> cowers in a corner until it's over. Poor doggie.
>>
>> ally
> Paice thought I shot the gun and she looked at me with hate and still 
> does.
>
No, you were just in the wrong place when it went, "bang!" She doesn't hate 
you. She doesn't hate anyone, though admittedly she takes her time to get to 
know people. Best thing to do is to ignore her completely when you come to 
our house, and eventually her curiosity will get the better of her and *she* 
will make friendly advances to *you*.

ally

>>> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back
>>> garden, probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed
>>> she passed me and ran into the house. White lighning.
>>> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
>>>
>>> Edith.
>>
>> Sounds like the dog has more sense than you do when there's guns
>> going off.
>>
>> Johnny-respects-Pace-the-pacifist-and-her-actions
> 
> I shall tell her! I'm sure it'll make her feel better.
> 
> Incidentally, I've just recently discovered that this dog, whom we've
> had for over 10 years, spells her name in 2 different ways: I've
> always spelled it PACE but Steve has apparently been spelling it
> PAICE. Neither of us has ever seen the other writing it down, until
> Steve started uploading photos to Flickr . . . I quite like the
> spelling with the 'I' in the middle, but I'm so used to doing it the
> other way . . . 
> 
> ally 

What's in a naime anyways?

Johnny-couldn't-resist

"a l l y"  wrote in message 
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>>> "The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>>>>
>>>
>>>>> My dog Pace is scared of guns. (Wise dog, you might say.) She is also 
>>>>> scared of fireworks, thunder and low-flying aircraft. It's a hard life 
>>>>> she leads.
>>>>>
>>>>> ally
>>>> I'll never forget her fear when (a gun went off  ?) near your back 
>>>> garden, probably on shore. Pace could have been a wipet the speed she 
>>>> passed me and ran into the house. White lighning.
>>>> I felt sorry for her but consoling her was quite impossible.
>>>>
>>> Apparently consoling her is the wrong thing to do, although it's hard 
>>> not to want to. It seems that if you respond in any way to her fear, it 
>>> makes her think she's right to be afraid, and it makes her worse. You're 
>>> supposed to ignore her and behave as though nothing had happened. I do 
>>> try to do this, but it doesn't really stop her being frightened, and if 
>>> it's something like fireworks, or thunder, that goes on and on, she just 
>>> cowers in a corner until it's over. Poor doggie.
>>>
>>> ally
>> Paice thought I shot the gun and she looked at me with hate and still 
>> does.
>>
> No, you were just in the wrong place when it went, "bang!" She doesn't 
> hate you. She doesn't hate anyone, though admittedly she takes her time to 
> get to know people. Best thing to do is to ignore her completely when you 
> come to our house, and eventually her curiosity will get the better of her 
> and *she* will make friendly advances to *you*.
>
> ally
I see.

Edith