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Night Fishing

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David Baker

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Can you see me here?
Sat below the harbour wall,
Fishing in the dark.

One of the joys of night photography is that the dark obscures the distracting elements. Normally the subject of an image occupies a prominent place, but this guy is fairly well hidden.

And now a small rant. Why does WordPress insist on trying to correct my English ‘harbour’ to an American spelling? And (here is the rant) the American version makes no sense. I know Merriam and Webster simplified the spelling but why drop the ‘u’? They still pronounce it as ‘harbur’ not as ‘harbore’, so logically you drop the ‘o’ if you want to simplify, not the ‘u’. Rant over.

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3 responses to “Night Fishing”

  1. Pete avatar
    Pete

    Don’t get me started !!!
    erbs

    aluminum

    booey…

    The list goes on and on and on

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  2. Jacqui Jay avatar
    Jacqui Jay

    To change your WordPress site’s language to English (UK), navigate to Settings > General in your WordPress dashboard. From the “Site Language” dropdown, select “English (UK)” and save your changes.
    Detailed Steps:
    Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
    Go to Settings > General.
    Locate the “Site Language” dropdown.
    Select “English (UK)” from the dropdown list.
    Click the “Save Changes” button.
    How to change WordPress language – HostPapa Knowledge Base
    Once you save, WordPress will automatically download and activate the necessary language pack, changing the dashboard and frontend text to English (UK).

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    1. David Baker avatar
      David Baker

      Home from a short break, and managed to change it. Thanks Jacqui

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