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 ==Trooping the Colour pic == 
 Dear WilD and  - I have received an extraordinary message on my talk page from one  copy my response below:  (I'll still come to both of you for help when needed - mercifully not too often!  -)   ) 

 Dear Jeff G., I refer to your message on my Talk page.  First let me apologise for not ""updating"" the administrator page.  I had left requests in three areas for the picture when needing it for the article.  I didn't realise that it was necessary to do that, and have been preoccupied with exams to take and the illness/decease of a relative recently.  So I've not been a regular contributor to Wikipedia over the last months.   

 Notwithstanding the above, I am at a loss as to why you would have requested deletion of the image uploaded by a friendly user, namely, , which had already gone into the Trooping the Colour article in response to my call.  It sounds, from the first line of your message  (""Because none of you saw fit....""), as if this was a punitive measure.  I had not realised that Wikipedia worked in this way.    

 Does now mean that when that image is deleted, it will disappear from the article?  I would hope not.  I have put hours into finding it.  I am sure, also, that  will have gone to some trouble in downloading it at my request and wonder why you would have nullified his work by deleting it.  

 I have checked the article and it seems to be OK, but perhaps you could kindly leave a message on my Talk page to reassure me on this point. 

 Many thanks. 
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