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Published: 2007-10-24 08:55:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 2168; Favourites: 134; Downloads: 24
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Early morning sunrise in Pittencrief Park, Dunfermline, Scotland on a frosty October morning.Featured by ~Gabirules54 here [link]
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Cheers Michael, I like that one as well
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Hey Rod 
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Hi Jet, so you got back then, legally I hope?
Feel free, show away
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Ah, now I know where that was taken...never called it Pittencrief park before, haha.
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I call it Pittencrief Park for the wider audience and The Glen for the locals, then they know what you are on about
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Oh, only just noticed this! Pittencrief Park...sounds familiar...I've been there before! 
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I have spent quite a few hours in 'The Glen', and aye 'It's pretty'
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Wow, this is so beautiful!!! It looks so heavenly. I want to be there...
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Cheers Jen 
One tip, if you want to be there... wrap up warm as it was a touch chilly that day
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No problem.
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Lovely shot.
The Glen's a wonderful place for photos.
I love it there. Super fond of the big train. XD
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You are like me then, love the place
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I wont lie, I haven't been in ages, and I miss it. D:
(I was also pleasantly surprised to find a picture of somewhere close to home. 
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I am lucky, I live within 45 minutes walking distance of it and frequent the place quite often.
In my gallery you will find quite a few picture 'close to home'
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Wow.
We could have walked past each other and never noticed.
Small world. XD
I may have to have a look through these pictures.
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Small world indeed.
I live towards Kincardine way, in Cairneyhill, about 4 miles outside Dundermline.
Go on, be a devil, have a good round the pictures, they are all free
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Ooh, I live closer to Dunfermline than that.
But I'm awful with miles, so I could be wrong. XD
Half hour bus journey.
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With the bus service around Dunfermline you must live close to town then
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Haha, true.
It might be closer to 45 minutes actually..
I'm pree rubbish with times. Haha
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On a fast bus you can get to Edinburgh in that time Ruth 
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I guess. XD
Never gotten the bus to Edinburgh.. Trains all the way.
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Don't worry, I don't do it that often as my normal mode of transport is a motorbike.
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Yep, the Beast is sure sweet 
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Nice!
I wish I had enough balls to even start driving.
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Language please 
Plenty of time yet, don't rush it, in fact not much fun driving 4 wheels these days, hence the reason I have two.
But with two wheels you need 4 sets of eyes for watch all the four-wheeled idiots around
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Thank you very much indeed Salina, I have duly commented
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Pittencrief.. not sure I've been there, but chances are I have
Awesome shot, the lighting is excellent.
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Thank you very much indeed Neeka
Known locally as 'The Glen' with various different entrances with the main ones being by the Abbey and the bottom end of town by the Glen Gates.
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You're welcome
I love how you know everything about the places you photograph
Will have to take a visit here soon.
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Cheers Meeka
But truthfully I think adding suitable comments to a picture does add another dimension that can enhance the viewing enjoyment.
Come on down and have a stroll and enjoy the peace, quiet, tranquillity, what more could you ask for.
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It's still a nice touch, to be able to learn about the place you're looking at
Mmm, not much, to be honest!
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Tis at that, but not enough people do it. I find nothing worse that seeing a good image on dA and when you look - no artists comment at all
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Yeah, "..." is not an artists comment.
Even if it just states what's been used in the creation of the image, it's better than "..."
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Spot on, unless "..." is brail or some sort of code that we are not aware of
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As far as I'm aware, the only thing that could mean in brail is AC or something
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The only book I have on brail is a copy of Playboy, and I am not joking. Picked it up many many moons ago. They use to be official publications in the USA but not sure if they still do them. No pictures, just lots of brail lumps and bumps all over the place. Great for breaking the ice at a party.
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Ahaa, that's really weird xD
How exactly does Playboy work in brail?
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I assume it works the same way as any other brail book, tells a story for the blind, without pictures. Be interesting to read the stories and see what they actually contain. Mind you, when I got this copy, Playboy, the normal edition, was quite an up-market publication so to speak
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Aha, it certainly would.
It'd be quite a job translating it, but you could probably find a brail alphabet online?
Haha
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Silly question: How would you read a brail alphabet online?
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It just appears like dots, haha.
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I know it would appear like dots, but how would you read it?
You can't use your fingers on the screen
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