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Stained glass windows at the Natural History Museum, London.

I went to Golf Live 2011, at the London Golf Club. I won some tickets, so it was free to me though I can't believe they were charging £45 for a standard ticket or £75 for a VIP ticket! Anyway, it was a nice sunny day, and I was able to putt on an immaculate green and hit some balls on the range. It was also a great chance to take the camera out, whcih I haven't done as much lately, and try and learn a bit more about Lightroom.

I went to Golf Live 2011, at the London Golf Club. I won some tickets, so it was free to me though I can't believe they were charging £45 for a standard ticket or £75 for a VIP ticket! Anyway, it was a nice sunny day, and I was able to putt on an immaculate green and hit some balls on the range. It was also a great chance to take the camera out, whcih I haven't done as much lately, and try and learn a bit more about Lightroom.

This is Ian Woosnam, who hit the ball beyond the green from here.

I went to Golf Live 2011 today, at the London Golf Club. I won some tickets, so it was free to me though I can't believe they were charging £45 for a standard ticket or £75 for a VIP ticket! Anyway, it was a nice sunny day, and I was able to putt on an immaculate green and hit some balls on the range. It was also a great chance to take the camera out, whcih I haven't done as much lately, and try and learn a bit more about Lightroom.

Anyway, here are some photos of some top golfers - Ian Woosnam (my boyhood favourite golfer), Paul McGinley (who was asked for an autograph by a young girl, and then, when she was still in full earshot looked at the signature and said "I've no idea who that is"), Colin Montgomerie and Brendan Cole (yes, the dancer - not sure why he was there, and he wasn't as good at golf as the others).

I went to Golf Live 2011 today, at the London Golf Club. I won some tickets, so it was free to me though I can't believe they were charging £45 for a standard ticket or £75 for a VIP ticket! Anyway, it was a nice sunny day, and I was able to putt on an immaculate green and hit some balls on the range. It was also a great chance to take the camera out, whcih I haven't done as much lately, and try and learn a bit more about Lightroom.

Anyway, here are some photos of some top golfers - Ian Woosnam (my boyhood favourite golfer), Paul McGinley (who was asked for an autograph by a young girl, and then, when she was still in full earshot looked at the signature and said "I've no idea who that is"), Colin Montgomerie and Brendan Cole (yes, the dancer - not sure why he was there, and he wasn't as good at golf as the others).