Hope I've done this right.

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Way to go, let the world know you keep your passwords in a file on your desktop

Cool pick to by the way

Hi k3lt01

That document is a file I was writing about how to create secure passwords for some of my students :-D

I must say I'm impressed by your eagle-eye however.

Many thanks for the post.

The desktop wallpaper is a shot I made last year from my bedroom window during the Sunderland International Airshow, UK. They were so low I could have thrown peanuts at them :-D

Ah, sorry about that. I am sometimes amazed at how lax in security some people are. I shouldn't have jumped the gun in your case. I was looking in awe at the planes and saw that as I was about to minimise again

Absolutely stunning, you have a very steady hand (or a tripod?) I know I couldn't take a shot like that and it come out so clear.

My local airport (regional airport) is a training base for British Aerospace and we often have pilot training flying between it and Williamstown near Newcastle (Australia). I couldn't throw nuts at them but they do get very low and close in the farm lands (not around the town of course).

Hi k3lt01

I'm really flattered that you like the pic. I took it using my daughter's JVC camcorder that has stills capacity. It's got a x10 digital zoom but only 1.3Mpixels. The planes were flying very slow as part of the display and I braced my hand against the window frame. I took 3 during different passes although this was the best.

Probably "naughty", I have uploaded the files as attachments for you. Enjoy :-D

"My local airport (regional airport) is a training base for British Aerospace and we often have pilot training flying between it and Williamstown near Newcastle (Australia). "

I have always loved aircraft and used to race models but only twice flew a real plane (too expensive). My brother and his wife live in Bathurst, my niece and her husband in Forbes - Small world.

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Very small. I used to make the annual pilgrimage to the Bathurst 1000 race each October. Now I just watch it on TV. Forbes is a nice place. Parkes, Peak Hill and Forbes have fascinating frontier settlement/Bush ranger history.

Hi weirdwolf - many thanks for the comment - flattered.

I need to own up however, the third attachment is not the image I intended and is one I downloaded from a local site.

Whatever, just pleased to know others like them.