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That is pretty amazing.What were the temperatures like in LA at the time?

And that's also fair enough.
I suppose I justify it by saying that the clothing is the attraction rather than the person.

I don't see anything wrong with taking and posting pictures like this.

Personally I wouldn't have any problem with anyone taking a picture of me,as the chances of anyone I knew coming across it and recognising me are so remote it isn't worth thinking about.
However,just out of respect,if I wished to take a picture of someone's clothing I would try and do so in such a ...

I think it's OK to take street photos if you avoid showing the person's face.
Personally I like streetshots.

Excellent!
I really like the way this is going.
Many thanks.

I'm a small boat sailor.
I've experimented to see what happens in shallow water wearing loose wellies.
I've found they slip down and I can push them off with the other foot.
I wouldn't advise wearing them in deep water though.
They have contributed to the drowning of many people.

We've covered this topic before,but there seems to be some sort of mainstream cultural aversion in most of Britain to wearing rainwear;indeed to the wearing of "proper"coats in general.
Cross the Channel or the North Sea and things are somewhat different.
People in mainland Europe have basically the ...

Very good.
Many thanks for posting.

regenpaar wrote:Was very hot day,wellies remain in car,then strong rain.
In rainwear are my wife and older son.

A big thank you from me too.