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Unread 12-15-2015, 10:17 PM   #1
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Here is a little video I threw together tonight of our NH water fowling adventures with (me), Scott Kittredge, Bill Janelle, Frank Cronin and Bob Fabian. Enjoy.

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Pete. Very very nice. Quite professional looking

All good but I really like the wood duck shot

Thanks for an entertaining way to wind the day down
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Pete. Very very nice. Quite professional looking

All good but I really like the wood duck shot

Thanks for an entertaining way to wind the day down
Thank you, the computer does it all, very easy using Roxio software. You just drag your pictures to it, drag the song you want to play to it and it adjusts the duration of each picture to match length of the music. I took the easy way out and used it's random transition generator but I don't like some of them, so if I had to do it again I would have done that part manually one by one. Live and learn.
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Jeeez.... I didn't know you guys could sing too






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Dean, you have known us long enough to know there is not much we can't do between us
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Wow, Pete, that is great. Have to show it to my buddy this afternoon. We are supposed to go pheasant hunting this afternoon, but the temp is already above 60. Who did that song? I really liked it.
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many years of hunting went into that, i can't be-leave how long ago some of the pics were taken, How time fly's. i hope we have many more year of hunting and shooting to come scott
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Really enjoyed the slideshow Pete! Lots of good memories and laughs with the NH Boy's.
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guess you boys will be headed to hollywood now...really good...charlie
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