Scotney Castle, February last year...
Sony RX100
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Hugh
Sony RX100
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Hugh
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That’s lovely. Almost Nikon quality! How you both keeping?Scotney Castle, February last year...
Sony RX100
Cheers
Hugh
Thank you
As a Nikon user I can thoroughly also recommend an RX100, just strap it to your belt and take it everywhere with you
We are fine thank you, just a bit bored like the rest of the lockdown loafers.
How's your house coming along?
Cheers
Hugh
I don’t know...Maybe I’m a flying hedgehog today...
Not much movement there. Some jobs require a builder. Others need stores to reopen. For example we have no curtains or blinds. But that’s not the sort of thing we like to order online.Thank you
As a Nikon user I can thoroughly also recommend an RX100, just strap it to your belt and take it everywhere with you
We are fine thank you, just a bit bored like the rest of the lockdown loafers.
How's your house coming along?
Cheers
Hugh
Also as the house is much more habitable than it was, I’m enjoying a bit of rest time. Work is keeping me busy though.
Rainbow threads by another scotsman, on Flickr
Yep! From inside my bedroom, I used the RX10 M4 with its 600mm reach to focus on my car out in the parking lot as rain was coming down and dim shadows of branches and limbs from the nearby trees were also being reflected in the windshield. Thought the end result was rather interesting......
Just finished building the LEGO Technic Rough Terrain Crane #42082
Three Holes Junction in the Fenlands of East Anglia...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
Prairie Lunch
Nice. That is the general area I would head to for flight training as a student pilot. Take off from Lakenheath with radio handoff to Marham at Feltwell which was also my marker to turn west towards the Fens. Also, on return, Lakenheath had a very low 800' altitude approach so to drop from typical 3000-5000' altitude instructor would use the opportunity cut power to idle, and I would have to set up for emergency landing while going through powerout check sheet and simulated radio conversation, and upon having field made (a lot of farmland out there, lining up with plow troughs - not crossing them), return power and climb (or level off) to 800'.Three Holes Junction in the Fenlands of East Anglia...
Cheers
Hugh
Reminds me of puzzles I used to help my mom put together when I was a kid. The really hard ones that take weeks!
That’s a good idea. I was thinking of sending a photo or two to Shutterfly to have puzzles made. ?
