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Hi again,

Here's an animation about the bloke and the desert island....

If the heatwave here in the alps continues, I may do a tenth doodle too.

Stay cool... Steve.
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Hi Dilwyn, Sorry about the colour scheme, I suppose it all depends on the monitor hardware being used ? Now for something different : Drawing rectangular areas of colour on screen : Under QDOS, BLOCK drawing was fastest, but under SMSQ/E, this appears to be no longer the case ! So I experimented wit...

Hi Folks, Cave diving is reputed to be a dangerous sport, but doing so in mines is generally frowned upon... Here is a Tombstoning contest, where the aim is to accomplish seven successful dives. Some mines are near the coast, and like rave parties, are best avoided... Steve. Tombstone_bas.zip ______...

Hi, I am getting trouble on my old laptop with key repeat problems, very annoying ! Must use my newer machine when I get home again after holidays... Anyway, this causes poor concentation when editing programs. So, sorry, there is a bug in Okavongo_bas : line 320:2 should read At 1,1 ....! No doubt ...

Hi Folks,

The japanese impressionist Yoshida drew the world's most downloaded painting, which you have all seen...

Here is an animated QL tribute to his works.... (Doodle 6).

Steve.
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Hi,

Why do Giraffes have long knecks ? ... (Doodle 5).

Steve.
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Hi Again everyone,

Here is an animation of a famous living theater production... (Doodle 4).
Exciting... no ?

Steve.
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Hi All,

Here's a dust storm in the egyptian desert that will blow your socks off...!

Steve.
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Hi Folks,

More summer doodling :

A Tourist disaster at the Leaning Tower of Pisa...
Steve.
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Hi, Before Frisians mercenaries arrived in 'England', following the retreat of the Romans, we all spoke British, (in fact Welsh..) When Joseph of Arimathea traded Tin in Devon, he would have taught local people the Lord's Prayer.... In Aramean or more likely, Welsh ! And chain-sawing the Glastonbury...