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CRK in a dark mountain forest...
- Thread starter PiterM
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Great shots. I really want my Micarta Insingo, you're photo is making me jealous.
snowreaper1
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Amazing photos!! What kind of camera do you use.
I'm not the OP, but it looks like a TAD Gear Fastpack to me.
Peter Hartwig
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Great photos-Thanks for sharing
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great photos as always...
the mug is a Kuksa... and it came from germany
the mug is a Kuksa... and it came from germany
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Yes, I got the Kuksa from a German buddy, use it A LOT! For water during the day and Jack Daniels in the evening.
My photo equipment for the trip (for most of shots) was Panasonic G3 and Olympus 9-18 lens. The Sebenza and compass was shot with D700 & 50/1.4. This summer I used G3 for 90% of my shots
My photo equipment for the trip (for most of shots) was Panasonic G3 and Olympus 9-18 lens. The Sebenza and compass was shot with D700 & 50/1.4. This summer I used G3 for 90% of my shots
Professor
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Piter,
I always look forward to your threads with great pictures! There are striking similarities to your forests here in SW Virginia. We're definitely a bit more deciduous, but there is a haunting beauty to our forests that you have captured in your pictures of yours.
I've often wondered about the critters you have as well. I used to be TERRIFIED of spiders until living here. Now, I trap black widows, brown recluses, and humongous wood spiders around my house and relocate and free them when I can.
Funny how things can change, how people can change.
Thanks again.
I always look forward to your threads with great pictures! There are striking similarities to your forests here in SW Virginia. We're definitely a bit more deciduous, but there is a haunting beauty to our forests that you have captured in your pictures of yours.
I've often wondered about the critters you have as well. I used to be TERRIFIED of spiders until living here. Now, I trap black widows, brown recluses, and humongous wood spiders around my house and relocate and free them when I can.
Funny how things can change, how people can change.
Thanks again.
