May's Photo Challenge - Close Up

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May's Photo Challenge

This is our third month of challenges. This month is simply entitled 'Close Up'. You can interpret this in any way you want, this can include macro, but anything close is good. Pictures don't need to be underwater, this is open to our none diving friends too.

The rules are the same, one entry per day, no wider than 640pix and remember we are a family site!

Same butterfly and same garden as Sammy's one above...



The one you said was too blurred Sammy??

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This picture is in fact in stoney cove!

That is close papa!

sorry about that, hitting send before completeing the task in hand!

Anyway here is a challenge within a challenge. Can you identify these four things. CLUE: They are all dive related!

Taking things apart again then

Clue 2. These can all be found within 6 foot of my desk and they can be seen everyday, i.e. they can be seen without taking appart!

Seen everyday You must have had a good tidy up.
I can name 3 but not sure on the fouth.

When you say taking apart, do you mean the objects or your garage. Because I do not believe you can see more than 6ft in your office until you meet a very dense pile of outdoor related objects.

I believe that one is the inside of cylinder head arrangement. One is a wierd angle of a dive knife on a shiny surface (you can see the serrations). The allan key thingy looks a bit like the top of a mountain bike headset. No idea what BDM is, but isn't it something rude!!!!

Tidy the garage - don't swear at me.... and I can see more than 6 feet, might on be vertical but I can!

I didn't say I could see them, I just said they were taken from approx 6 feet of my chair. AND they are all dive related. All I will say is Mr Dobbs as a couple almost nearly correct, well one is spot on at least, the other si right, but I need more

You need to take the bull by the horns

1) underside of a first stage
2) diving knife
3) din valve

Sorry Mr W but you only scored 1 out of 4.

1 Dive reel
2 Kife
3 Dry suit Zip
4 Is some form of threaded valve maybe a manifold??

Mr Asbo you scored two out four, but a third is warm.

which was wrong and which was close lol x

That would be too easy

1 compressor filter
2 dive Knife
3 dry zip
4 manifold thread

3 out of 4 correct Mr Diver!

todays image was a daddy-long-legs that was bugging me last night!

Small water feature in maggies garden...

Thanks Papa! Why the tears??
Q? Who invented the dry Zipper?

Answers on a post card............or just stick your answers on here

The first person that got fed up with getting wet?

All joking apart I don't know the guys name but he worked for NASA if that is the answer you are looking for. As what we know as a dry zip was originally invented for pressure suits as they're able to stabilise a pressurised air even in a partial vaccuum.

Ark at you, i did'nt know we had a rocket scientist in the group, next you'll be telling the moon is'nt made of cheese

Someone's breakfast - No prizes for guessing whose it is.