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Found it, I think, off badger farm road. Definitely worth a look. You got any days off this week?

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You could go and see the childish idiot (other opinions are available) who runs the airsoft shop DIRECTLY OPPOSITE the junior school by me. He may let you access his venues and has an entire shop full of SCARY OUTFITS ON DISPLAY DIRECTLY OPPOSITE A SCHOOL FOR 5 to 10 YEAR OLDS.

I'm not asking him as unfortunately my views on his choice of location for his shop would likely be the focus of the conversation.

Link to shop with scary window directly opposite the school

By the way I do have a bit of an issue with this guys choice of location for his shop... Not sure if that has been mentioned. Mind you he has tamed his window of late.

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yes but we didnt have £250k for a house either.

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friday, yup that one, the one I've repeatedlymentioned in the thread previously.

Easy to get to but not much parking on the entranceway and a little walk from the road.

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Ahh, yes. Googly street view shows a gate. I've seen people park there so probably dog walkers use it. It looks suitably far from anyone who may get miffed at us being there though, so I think it's worth a try. Rekkie friday? If weather is good could also have a quick ride.

I'll carry on looking for alternatives this week too. And Mark, I think I'll give your nemesis a miss. Wouldn't want to give him the pleasure of our company, although he could inadvertently be chainsawed to death if that helps.

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Yeah could do at some point, I think my mums possing over to see me at some point but will have time.

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Don't help him out, why didn't he listen to you suggestion in the first place?

He's a user!

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Drugs are bad. :shock:

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mmmkay

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I'd look for somewhere out of the way, generally then you don't need to ask be there. Well I'm off to go film in a strip club, a bit different to the w/end.

If I were you give your limted kit, I'd look for somewhere with as much natural light as much as it as possibale, then use polyboard to create a fill and lift features on the face. If you want bounce something like a flood light off it, then vary distance to the subject so it isn't too hot. If the weather was like this w/end that should work. I'd only use a flood light when the light starts to fade though.