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Hi all, my name's Paul and I'm a newbie here, although I have known of the site for a while.
I'm located in the southern Adelaide suburb of Morphett Vale and am now a proud owner of a Canon 350D (or my credit card is atm ).

I've already noticed a few familiar names around the forum from other sites so I almost feel at home already!

Hope to learn heaps here and grow in my photography skills ... and maybe show a pic or two

Hi Paul, and welcome to the forum.

Welcome, Paul

There seems to be an ever growing contingent from Adelaide, which is fantastic! Make yourself at home and enjoy your stay

hi paul and welcome, their a good bunch in adelaide so dont hesitate to go to a mini-meet when they have one ! i see in your profile you have some exciting interests, looking forward to seeing some pics !
Geocaching...... what does that involve ?

cheers rob

g'day paul,

welcome to the forum and look forward to seeing your pics soon.

Hi Paul, we know each other from ASSA.. There are lots of opportunities here and it is nice to have another Canon user on board..
Virgs

Big V wrote:Hi Paul, we know each other from ASSA.. There are lots of opportunities here and it is nice to have another Canon user on board..
Virgs

OH ! he didn't say he was a canon user !!!!!!

cheers rob

Hi Paul, good to have another South Ozzie on board and welcome to forums. We are all a good bunch and it is just that fellow up yonder in Whyalla you have to watch.

But anyhow we all a good bunch and enjoy the new camera and lots to learn, have fun.
John
BBJ

Yes, do watch out for Rob in Whyalla..something to do with all the iron ore dust and having to drive past the lead contamination of Port Pirie all the time..

Paul - welcome to the forum

Look forward to seeing some of your work from the Canon 350D in due course.

Welcome Paul - check out this old thread http://www.dslrusers.net/viewtopic.php?t=2639 to put some faces to names!

Cheers

for the kind welcome all!

Rob: Geocaching is a game that I play in my spare time. It's sort of a world wide treasure hunt using the internet and a GPS unit to track down treasure (caches). People hide caches (usually a plastic box containing, at a minimum, a logbook to record your visit & maybe some trinkets for the kids (big kids? ) to swap - you take something, you leave something).
It sounds easy but it can be harder then it looks ... but you can visit some fantastic places.

Hi Virgs!

Welcome aboard Paul.
I look forward to seeing some of your shots.

Daniel

Hi Paul,
Big V isn't far down the road from you. Welcome aboard!
Lee

Welcome to the forum Paul!
It's not only great to have another "local" on board, but one who has similar interests as well, makes it even better!
Nat