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So after another loverly sunrise, and some stunning light, todays trip was to one of the largest salt water aquariums, that showcased the weird, wonderful and stunning creatures from the Atlantic and North Sea. You'll note this is part a, and that is because these are just the inside stuff, part b will be the outside stuff (but I haven't got to sorting those yet....

PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Sep 14, 2025 9:18 pm So after another loverly sunrise, and some stunning light, todays trip was to one of the largest salt water aquariums, that showcased the weird, wonderful and stunning creatures from the Atlantic and North Sea. You'll note this is part a, and that is because these are just the inside stuff, part b will be the outside stuff (but I haven't got to sorting those yet....

I think your fish naming formula works well PB, even I could remember those names Nice light on the gulls, good to see you found a selection of birds ‍

Pmsl
That's a lot of crazy fish PB, nice to get a few birdies aswell

Ohh excellent naming system PB. - Can't help but think some of them might be nice with some hot garlic butter

Germain wrote: Mon Sep 15, 2025 12:25 pm Ohh excellent naming system PB. - Can't help but think some of them might be nice with some hot garlic butter

Or batter and chips
I'm afraid I named an anemone as an urchin, I do apologise

Thanks all, it was a good day, and somewhat a surprise to see we have multicoloured fish, not just the tropics.

Nice ones PB.

Willpar wrote: Mon Sep 15, 2025 4:26 pmNice ones PB.

Wow, now those were colourful, some lovely ones there PB, thanks. Can't wait for part B!

Thank you for your fishy selection and Kittiwake guest appearance.