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Keith Reeder: Zvonimir,
you've made that ALL up.
Whilst he doesn't produce evidence or a link to a test...and neither can I right now, I do recall a test between the original K5 and the D7000 a couple of years ago where this was the result, not by a huge margin..........in fast moving subjects I would find that hard to believe. However having the K5IIs, I can attest that I have so few failed AF and it can focus in Low light like you wouldn't believe. It would make an interesting test and there would be a margin of error for individual cameras and lenses and human factor, but I think the perceived and legendary and supposed poor AF is now a thing of the past, was never really a major issue and any current problems rest with a few of the lenses. How many milli seconds really makes any sort of difference to 99% of users??
AlexRuiz: Because I like gadgets, I may just buy this camera. That way nobody can tell me how good or how bad it is. However I will wait until black Friday, as I expect the price to be about $600 at that time (perhaps a a refurb).
Last year I bought an Oly OMD EM-5 based on all the positive internet reviews, and found it to be grossly overhyped...so I sold it.
This year I bought the fuji X-T1 also based on internet noise. I find it only moderately overhyped. Overalll a great camera though. No complaints.
At the end of 2012 I also bought the D600...a camera that people cringe at due to the oil issues (which never happened to me). Interestingly, my all time best shots have been with the D600 and the 50 f1.4 and 35 f2.
My point? In real world practice (and considering what one shoots), features and specifications don't tell the full story.
....and the reality that virtually nobody could tell which camera and lens you've taken a picture with, say at laptop screen size or less at least. A bit of tweaking, RAW or Jpeg, Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony, Fuji etc...........once you like how something work for you, who gives a continental.
For someone looking at their next purchase, all this will be of value. Yes it's a nice cam, so am I sure that the Xt-1 would be too.
Despite the tardiness at bringing this review out.........
A very fair and well presented effort.
Agreement on lens AF speed, the 50-135 is a beautiful lens but a bit of a slug.
There is so much option now and no truly bad cameras out there, just buy what suits your need.
But a truly fine camera.
drummercam: "Cannot change drive mode, white balance, or AF mode remotely"
I find it hard to see all of these as "cons." In the special circumstances in which I'm likely to use remote camera control with my phone or a pad, I'm likely to set the basic parameters for the circumstances before I put the camera in place. Certainly, I won't want to switch to manual focus if I've placed the camera where I can't reach it to manually focus it. If I need to pre-focus manually, I will have done that before putting the camera in-place. The FLU card can't fry an egg, either, but that's not a mark against it.
Remote WB control also seems little needed. Drive mode, maybe I would want to switch that.
So in all three situations i've mentioned, you can go back to your camera and re-set those functions if you need, but a real photographer will know what drive mode, white balance and AF mode he will need as he sets the camera up. It means you can be 20 feet away from the camo'd K3 focused on a tree branch for that shy little wren......concentrate on making sure the image on your laptop is the desired effect and be able to move around your subject and talk to your model....etc etc. I see it as a specialised and very useful pro tool for those who don't own a Phase one or Hasselblad or expensive FF kit ???
drummercam: "Cannot change drive mode, white balance, or AF mode remotely"
I find it hard to see all of these as "cons." In the special circumstances in which I'm likely to use remote camera control with my phone or a pad, I'm likely to set the basic parameters for the circumstances before I put the camera in place. Certainly, I won't want to switch to manual focus if I've placed the camera where I can't reach it to manually focus it. If I need to pre-focus manually, I will have done that before putting the camera in-place. The FLU card can't fry an egg, either, but that's not a mark against it.
Remote WB control also seems little needed. Drive mode, maybe I would want to switch that.
Drummercam, you've been around long enough....I am getting the same thinking here. I gather this is primarily designed as a wireless tethering system for control of your camera for more specialist functions like studio, landscape or birding with set subjects with camera on tripod, wanting to ensure your getting the desired result by looking at things on a larger screen, rather than finishing your shoot and finding out you've stuffed up something later ???? As opposed to wifi, which I gather is more about getting that image straight out to cyberspace for quick viewing by facebook, instagram or the news desk of the paper??
select: this is useless, why don't you put a built in wifi? In this way you can transfer only files which are in the Flucard, but you can't browse and transfer those in the other standard SD card... and also the Flucard 16gb costs $100 or more... this is crazy...
I stand to be corrected 'select', but I think the FLU card is designed to be very different from a wiFi system. It's more about studio or landscape control in real time.
Well reviewed tidbit of info to keep us Pentax users calm(er) otherwise I hear flouride or Valium may work better......
Also, the 24mp K3 at $1200, a reasonable quality existing lens in your lineup, plus the FLU card at $100 and your existing tablet or laptop and apart from lighting, this makes a very very affordable high (pro-level) quality studio tool.
For me, transferring the RAW file immediately to the laptop or tablet is not essential. I just want to see on a decent sized screen, that I have the lighting and focus right, although the current inability to zoom the full size jpeg is a bit of a pain and nice to see a firmware fix?
Dare I say it, well done and looking forward to the full review...my pick 83-85% Gold, about par with the 70D for DPR scoring.
completelyrandomstuff: Here's something to make customers go 'wow':
50-135mm F2.0 for APS-c cameras. It would be a worthy, and possibly lighter, alternative to full-frame 70-200 F2.8.
Which is almost exactly the lens I have, except f2.8.....Pentax makes them and very nice too. Fabulous portrait and wedding lens on the K5 or K3
Great questions and honest answers, giving valuable insight to the industry, regardless of who's product you shoot with. Nice work......
Forgetting any pre conceived ideas about what a camera 'should' look like, the design has merrill......oops or should I say merrit. functional and that grip looks ok and as previously mentioned, perhaps a decent battery with better shooting life?
jimrpdx: So that's why the K-3 review is taking so long - the shooter preparing a "shooters report" hasn't returned yet! :-)
Looks like Fuji has found its place - good for them.
I had some inside info that the yetti, was actually a double agent working on behalf of a consortium of other brands like Nikon, Canon and Sony who wanted their cameras reviewed first......and the yetti was offering holidays with Fuji cameras as well....who wouldnt take an offer like that?
Gehyra: I still have an old Fujifilm S2 pro, although now it is gathering dust; In its day I loved the Fujifilm colours; Many folks predicted the death of Fujifilm as a credible camera manufacturer, but I see them rising proudly from the ashes with a diversity of cameras that are functional objects of beauty. I presently own a D7000 but this XT-1 is seriously tempting- having grown up shooting with Pentax MX and Oly OM-1 cameras (cause I'm old) I see this dark beast, albeit a small, functional beast, this is an object of lust; the small size, the "familiar" controls- this thing makes me breath funny, in a sort of creepy way. I'll dream of this camera.. There are doubtlessly other capable cameras out there, but this nails the aesthetics and control layout in a compact body. I want one.
clearly you have some issues.............
But I will accept that my first response was that its one damn fine looking camera, reminiscent of old Fujica's?
A far better rendition of design than Oly's recent offerings, fine cameras they are im sure.
driftnomore: ..the pentax k-3 review is left in the cold....
other websites has reviewed it with fair results.you may not review it,dpr anyway..
@Marty.....maybe you need to look at the specs or DPr's own preview....K3 has anti aliasing turn on/off....FLU card....multizone white balance. It brings a fair bit of new tech not just to Pentax.
Is the Nikon Df innovative or just a re-hash made to look old?
Even Pentax you can use plenty of old lenses with an adapter, so just by shoe horning a FF sensor into a smallish body....or the 70D in a totally different league to the K3? Dont think so.
It's a pretty slow path....every other site has done review and the Nikon came out pretty quick. Seeming more like DP News than DP Reviews.....
nandadevieast: Someone said it on another forum, how true:
"I think that was an unfair review that got too hung up on details and missed the bigger picture about what a massive breakthrough this camera is.
And I dont even like the camera."
In principal....i'm hearing you, but is that not what most of these reviews do, pick out details, because for one person, that detail may seem to be the positive or negative that breaks the deal.
Are we not to check all this out ourselves and make our on decisions??
It's a bit like their scoring system and the fascination with video in these cameras and how much that means to the BULK of users.
This gets 80% and silver, while 70D gets 83% and gold.
My Pick is that K3 will get gold and around the 80% mark, marked down on video again........yet the guy who can't care less for video will think its a 90% platinum and he should not concern and just buy it.
Of course it's breakthrough and I don't much like the look of it or it's ergonomics either, but sure a lot will and take what they want out of it without worrying too much about Dpreview.
Interesting result. Pentax users are traditionally supportive, but this seems to go above and beyond that. Now is the time for Pentax to cement this result and continue to build their sales and marketing game, plus a few new serious 'system' products to continue the momentum.
RoelHendrickx: How can you seriously expect the readers to vote for "best" of several cameras.
Any reader probably bought only one of these in 2013 - if he bought ANY camera in the first place...
So everyone is just going to vote for the one they bought (or wished they could have bought), without on-hands knowledge of the others.
Such a poll does not search for "best" but for "most popular in sales/wishlists".
Pentax users are a fiercely loyal breed that historically punch well above their weight in polls and forums.......the fact that they have three in the list is excellent, but the results are just normal as Canikon users don't feel the need to defend their brand so much.
There is nothing new to see here.........but is a good result.
rolis10: The Pentax K3 is an Excellent camera with a amazing build quality. Lenses and skill are what i am going to concentrate on. This camera has all the tech i will need for a while.
All camera manufacturers are producing great cameras but what sold me on Pentax was my photography instructor. He mentioned to our class that we needed to be cautious with too much moisture. He was at the butterfly Pavilion in Denver and the steam was turned on and he had to leave for fear of ruining his camera. Did a Little research and hear i am. A Pentax customer probably for life as long as they keep producing awesome cameras.
They dropped the ball at the beginning of the digital era, had a FF ready to go but never produced it due to expensive sensor.
Always relied on APS-C which are very good for stills and rugged build, but not the all round systems of Canikon. Presently playing catch up and looking ready to bounce back. All the signs are good, but video implementation and AF systems not quite up to Canon / Sony levels but improving...........
KW Phua: There is not easy to find a perfect camera. When everything is perfect the cost most likely will be outstanding also. So each manufacturer select what they think is the most important criteria/spec for their camera. They may target their selected group. Same for the user. I also like to have a perfect camera, but if nan is perfect, I will select the one most suitable for my way for photography. Yes, GOOD IQ is very importance but for someone, he may prefer to get faster AF, and some prefer to use MF lens with top quality. Why need 1Dx or D4 if he only use MF lens.
....and it's also no point having good IQ if your camera doesnt focus properly. Better having a sharp shot than no shot, which is where Canon derive their solid reputation.
yabokkie: Canon is my first line gear but there is no Canon camera that I'd give a good rating. they are all so-so ones.
(the dual-pixel AF on 70D is an "invention of the decade" but the image quality and AF sensor are no good compared with rivals)
interesting call??
I would love to get my hands on a 70D and take some shots to convince me how much difference there really is between the Canon sensor and one of the Sony/Toshiba ones.......
The 70D review here on DPR was not exactly glowing, yet it got a 83% score.
I still maintain that Canon is where it is by making all round solid performing cameras, pro support and heavy marketing. That's where almost everyone fell off the boat. Go into a shop and try not to find a Canon product and you'll be hard pressed.
It would seem to be the whole package which they do well, not necessarily individual parts of the camera standing out other than video and AF.
But then again how really bad is everyone else in terms of focus speed? and how really bad are Canon sensors in real life?
Perhaps large blow up quality from their APS-C? but the reality of how many doing that is minute in whole sales terms.
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Usually, the LEGO group doesn't seem to have much organisation; at least in the past. That's why you can find sets with two different numbers, or two different sets with the same number. Now the keyword here is "seem", as I suppose there was some logic to it even in the past. But nowadays there is some logic, and even if not all of it is understandable, ...
I recall someone asking this to a Danish employee at a public event in the US around 2003. In a very humble voice the LEGO employee simply said "We forgot." LEGO employees were admitting before that to using brickshelf for old instructions because they didn't have digital company archives yet. It's possible they knew about the numbers and saw no problem ...
After zooming the image and identifying the windscreen, I searched the Bricklink catalog and found this in the list of sets using that windscreen in trans-black: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=4402-1 4402, Creator set, 2003. More details and instructions here: http://www.peeron.com/inv/sets/4402-1
The sixth LEGO CUUSOO set is the upcoming Exo Suit. See announcement here: http://blog.lego.cuusoo.com/2013/10/21/results-of-winter-spring-summer-lego-reviews/
In some cases, there were different numbers for the USA and the rest of the world, but I don't know if that's the case with Ricky Racoon. LEGO also extended from a 3-digit numbering to a 4-digit numbering around that time, so maybe some sets were renumbered. At the time, LEGO didn't seem to care that much about set numbers (and as you've noted, reused some)....
Looks like LEGO switched up the numbering of the CUUSOO/Lego Idea sets. The Ghostbusters set is officially #006 as can be see on the Lego.com site and now that review units of the Exo-Suit have been released to several Lego related blog sites, it has the number #007 on it. Official LEGO Shop listing of Ghostbusters set Click on the box image Review of Exo ...
The letters typically represent the initials of the set designer. See more discussion on this topic in this EuroBricks forum thread. For example, the initials "MB" stand for Marcos Bessa, where "MS" is for Mark Stafford. Some other sets also carry set designer initials, sometimes subtly incorporated in the build (I believe Jamie Berard, the famous Modular ...
This is from set 60007: High Speed Chase based on Chains M Plate M 5 ظ3, 2 Hole. There are only two sets with this part in Medium Stone Grey. The other set is the Star Wars UCS B-wing
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Built in 1915, The Carlton Inn Bed & Breakfast is located within the charming community of Carlton, known as The Wine Capital of Oregon. A short walk out the front door you'll discover over a dozen tasting rooms and wineries as well as unique shops and wonderful restaurants. Within The Carlton Inn B&B, find four comfortable guest rooms each with private bath, equipped with fluffy towels, bath and body products, and blow dryer; a king or queen sized bed encased in silky smooth sheets, and covered with a warm, fluffy comforter; a living room with wood burning fireplace, and a TV. You can also relax on our shaded back porch overlooking the garden. Best of all is our multi-course tasty breakfast prepared from scratch, using local produce and ingredients when possible, some coming from our garden, as well as fresh eggs from our own chickens.
5 on November 24, 2015
Great breakfast, comfortable stay. There is more to Carlton than initially meets the eye.
5 on August 10, 2014
Stayed for two nights in the summer of 2014. Karen is very tuned in to the needs of her guests and is a delightful person. We arrived late and she greeted us at the door. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast delicious. We enjoyed walking the short distance into town for the wine tasting and good restaurants. If you are hot and want a swim, I recommend the community pool, a very short walk down the street. A real gem.
5 on October 13, 2013
I have to say, my husband and I had a wonderful stay in wine country, made all the more pleasant by our overnight accommodations. So relaxed and comfortable, and our innkeeper Karen is a natural. Can't wait to visit again and make this an annual event.
5 on August 19, 2011
My husband has the best luck picking B&B's, and he's done it again with The Carlton Inn. From the moment we arrived we knew we made the right decision booking at The Carlton Inn. Heidi and Jake warmly greated us, and since we were late she called a local restaurant to see if they would still serve us. She treated us every morning to delicious, hearty, gourmet breakfasts made from local ingredients. She is also a terrific resource for wine tasting, not sending all her guests to the same places. She gets to know you and sends you to the perfect wineries for tasting. This is one vacation we will not forget and are planning our return. We highly recommend staying at The Carlton Inn.
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I had the pleasure of staying at The Carlton Inn a couple of weeks ago. A group of us were attending a wedding in the wine country and all wanted to stay together. One of the recommendations of the bride and groom was The Carlton Inn. We made the right choice picking this as our boarding for the weekend!!!! The house is amazing, the rooms are adorable and comfortable, the bathrooms have all the amenities and supplies one would need, and the entire place is spotless! Heidi and Jake the doggie are great hosts and very fun to hang out with! The breakfasts are healthy, delicious and huge! You will not be unsatisfied with one aspect of your stay! I for one cannot wait to go back!
4.6 on August 09, 2009
Innkeeper was very friendly and outgoing. Great suggestions on local activities, dining, etc. Went out of their way to accommodate. Jake, the Brittany Springer is so sweet. Loved the experience.
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The Carlton Inn is a wonderful place to stay in Oregon wine country. Heidi greeted us with open arms. She made dinner reservations for us, and called to find out which wineries were still open on a Sunday in the late afternoon. Our breakfast each morning had fresh fruit, homemade granola/yogurt, a baked treat, and a hot breakfast. There was a nice living room area to hang out in, and it was supplied with a lot of books and travel material. We had access to a table in the back yard which was a nice place to enjoy a lunch or a takeout meal. She has some local wine available for purchase too. We highly recommend the Carlton Inn on your next visit to Oregon wine country.
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The innkeeper is a wealth of information about the local wine growing region. The inn is in the heart of wine country--perfect for going in any direction. The gourmet breakfast is superb. We loved the comfy furniture, sitting rooms, and wireless access. Heidi arranged private wine tastings, dinner reserv., and wine shipping for us, including breakfast-to-go. Thank you Heidi, Edward, and Jake--their sweet dog. Terri & Ross
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Lovely inn. Friendly hosts. Great food. Charming dog. It doesn't get any better than that!
Periwinkle blue and sunflower fields glow in this light and airy corner room with west and north facing windows. Wake-up in your comfy queen bed and enjoy tree-top views. Imagine relaxing in your spacious private bath's soaking tub, located just steps across the hall. Bathrobes are provided.
Nightly Rate: $165 - $180
Nightly Rate: $165 - $180
Soothing buttery tones and poppy fields surround a beautiful wooden queen sleigh bed that is the focal point of this guest room. Special features include original fir flooring, a loveseat, stylish chandelier, and a cozy private bathroom with stand-up shower.
Nightly Rate: $170 - $185
Nightly Rate: $170 - $185
The only guest room on the main floor, very private and quiet yet conveniently located in the back of the house off the dining room, with views of the lovely garden. Enjoy tranquil earth and water tones while resting in your comfortable king-sized bed. The private on-suite bath includes a Jacuzzi tub/shower.
Nightly Rate: $185 - $205
Nightly Rate: $185 - $205
Teal drenched walls compliment this spacious guest room, includes a king-sized bed, leading into a sitting room separated by French doors, with a twin daybed suitable for relaxing or an additional guest. The spacious private on-suite bathroom has a stand-up shower. There is a $45 additional charge for a third person.
Nightly Rate: $195 - $210
Nightly Rate: $195 - $210
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Portland, OR (PDX) 48 miles
From McMinnville: Take 99W north to 47. Turn left on 47 to Carlton. Bear left at the first flashing light, go straight through the second flashing light. We are two blocks ahead on the left. From Newberg: Take 240 west to Kuehne Road. Turn left and follow to Carlton. Go straight through two flashing lights, we are two blocks past the 2nd light on the left.
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Casino, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Night life, Ocean, Centrally located about an hour from Portland or the Coast., Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Rodeo, Tours, Vineyard, Winery
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Board games, CD player, Coffee/Tea facilities, Computer, Copier, DVD Player, Fireplace, Ironing Board, Library, Movie library, Outdoor grilling, Parking, Satellite/Cable TV, Spa, TV, Telephone, Videos , Fluffy Towels, Power Strips in-room, Pillow covers/allergy resistent, Onsite Massage/Facials, Luxurious Microfiber Sheets, Bath & Body Products in room. Guest refrigerator in dining room, as well as wine glasses, bottle openers, tasting cards to local wineries.
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, Desk, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Radio, Wi-Fi, Wired internet, iPhone docking station
Bicycle riding trails, Billiards, Bird watching, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Wine Tasting, Antiquing, Evergreen Space Museum/Water Park, Zip Lining, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming
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Offering a wonderful environment for my guests, gardening, walking, wine tasting, cooking, art, fabric/colors/textiles, being creative, humor, meeting new people.
Restrictive , Vegetarian , Gluten Free
fresh, local, homemade
Everything we serve is made using the finest quality ingredients available, including local products and produce, some from the Inn's own garden.


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welcome to the otaki museum
Gathering, preserving & telling stories of Otaki & its environs
Otaki Museum is a small local museum on Otaki's Main Street. Changing exhibitions display the town's rich past. Admission is free. We are open Thursday to Saturday (during exhibitions) 10am-2pm. Read more
On 17 March Kapiti Coast District Council, the owners of the Museum Building, published the following statement on its website.
"An assessment of seven council owned buildings in Kapiti has identified two in Otaki that are potentially earthquake-prone.
They are the Otaki Civic Theatre and the Otaki Museum, both in Main Street.
Being potentially earthquake-prone doesn't mean a building shouldn't be occupied. It means a structural engineer has identified a potential problem.
The council has commissioned more detailed engineering investigations on both buildings, which will be undertaken within the next month.
Property Services Manager Crispin Mylne says the council, as the building owner, has an obligation to inform stakeholders and the public as soon as it has information that could potentially relate to safety.
"In reality there is no greater risk in using these buildings than there was a week or month ago. But people have a right to know that the building they are entering, or are in close proximity to, may be an earthquake risk."
Mr Mylne says that while the council awaits the detailed engineering reports it has placed notices on the buildings and talked to tenants and regular users.
The council has also engaged Spencer Holmes property engineers to carry out assessments on the five other of its buildings.
This is ahead of a district wide evaluation of about 1500 buildings by its Regulatory Team to be carried out over the next five years.
"We wanted to take a lead on managing any buildings that were assessed as earthquake-prone so that we could help the council develop policies around risk management" Mr Mylne says."
The Museum Trustees considered this issue at a special meeting of Trustees on 23 March and decided that Friends and volunteers should be made aware of the situation and the steps being taken by the Council.
The Trustees will further review the situation when the detailed engineering report commissioned by the Council is available.
In the meantime the Museum will continue to operate normally.
Not Only Te Rauparaha & Hadfield, but also ... opened on Thursday 14 April. The exhibition features a selection of notable Otaki people from the past, who appear in Rex Kerr's new book.
Some of these personalities are very well-known, others less so. They all made a great contribution to our town. The museum is at 49 Main Street and is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10 am – 2 pm.
Group visits can be made at other times by arrangement; to make a booking leave a message on 06 364 6886 or email: email@example.com
Copies of Rex's book Not only Te Rauparaha & Hadfield but also ... can be purchased at the museum.
The collections
The Otaki Museum houses documents, photographs, oral histories and artifacts of significance to the history of Otaki and the surrounding district. Read more


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Wave wrote:What happened to Glen Elgin?
Ras Mazunga wrote:Wave wrote:What happened to Glen Elgin?
Elgin has to wait till next month.
Ian Logan wrote:Hi Tim,
0606A, its hard to believ its nearly 4 years since the first batch was done. No plans to change anything with it either. 1 or two other things in the pipeline after Truimph also.
lohssanami wrote:...Very nice dram, and my favorite of the Glenlivet range.
Ian Logan wrote:Tim,
I think Nadurra has gone a long way in raising the awareness of The Glenlivet. In some countries it has been amazing, in Sweden around 60% of our sales in goverment stores are Nadurra.
Ganga wrote:Greetings Tim. I'll hold some of these bottlings I have for you to try.
Ganga wrote:Working a trip north for July. I'll certainly bring some stuff to enjoy. NO ARDBEGS.
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At present there are no plans to look at anything younger at present. Our focus is on the core range as it stands at present, we have tagets we are looking to achieve first.
In 8 years we have gone from 275K 9lt cases to over 600K 9lt cases last year so we have to concentrate on the core range.
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