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I took this weekend's start image a few years ago on Lindisfarne (Holy Island) on the Northumberland coast in the UK. These upturned herring boats have been converted to sheds and were used by the fishermen to store their gear. Using old boats in this way went on across the North East coast (recycling is not new!) but few now survive. What use will you make of them?
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I have absolutely no idea why I keep thinking it needs candles in it, Derek Cross​! 
John, I looked and thought I don't understand this, but it is really quite beautiful. Then I started to wonder what happened to the castle, and the penny dropped. That has to be one of my favourite all time SFTW images.
Incidentally, it's a lovely castle — this angle with its 'golden hour' lighting, is sensationally good. It would have been a bugger hauling all those stones up that hill to build it, but I guess it would be even more daunting for marauding Vikings to rush up the hill with crazy Scottish castle dwellers pelting them with gone-off haggis. (I don't know the plural for haggis )
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Some great ideas.
Rista - It looks like a row of ducks, following the mother duck. Or could it be the latest in viking stealth technology - they did visit here.
Rafael - great job - you have refloated those boats.
Graham - she fits well with the surroundings
John, The spaceship and the music from the Close Encounters theme. I particularly like the change to the castle - that's clever.
Trevor - Lindisfarne is a lovely place to visit. But Scottish dwellers !!! This is in England!! 
Jacob - Another image with the boats being restored to seaworthy condition. Nice job!
Keep them coming - all are welcome to join in
Dave
https://forums.adobe.com/people/Jacob+Bugge wrote
Goodness, that takes me back. You'd have to be old to remember the TV series with James Bolam and if you are brave foolhardy enough to click on Play below, you'll be stuck with the series theme tune for the rest of the day.
[EDIT] BTW the singer comes from the same part of north east England as our Dave, and the singer's accent is exactly how Dave speaks. He wears Crocodile Shoes as well.
It's Thursday evening here, so this just slipped in before the deadline. I expect Trump is out of shot on the left looking for his ball in the rough. 
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You're determined to move Lindisfarne to Scotland Trevor
Incidentally, Northumberland also have their own pipes Northumbrian smallpipes - Wikipedia so none of your Scottish bagpipes here.
As for my accent - what accent, it's everyone else who talks funny.........!
Dave
Dave, did you notice that I fell into the same trap I so often warn posters about with Frame Animations? If you are going to tweak something, make sure you select all of the frames first. I'd done that when putting in the flagpole, but forgot when reducing the pole layer's opacity because it was looking a bit chunky. The result is just the one frame with lowered opacity, and the rest still looking thick and horrible. I decided I did not deserve to correct it, as I made the mistake, so I had to live with it. 
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