Frozen ESEE-4

Yes very cool pix thanks for posting them. This reminds me that this year I have to stop buying gear, reading about adventures on the net, and auctually get outside and use what I have. Thanks for the motivation!

BTW-Not to hijack the thread but I'm looking at purchasing a digital camera to use for my own outdoor adventures. What camera are you using and how does it hold up during these severe conditions (water, cold, etc)? Thanks!
 
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This photo made me nervous. The first thought that came to mind was the sound "plunk" and then a long string of expletives.

I never take a knife out on the water without a wrist thong. I would hate to have to dive in that water to retrieve my ESEE 4.

Great photos by the way.
 
Beautiful Pics!! I have been on a kayak once and loved it! I would love to take a trip like this one day! You sir, are a beast!
 
WOW! i get shocked, TWICE, in the same thread. (1) kayaking in THAT weather? i spent 10 years in AK and you won't catch me on the water even in FLORIDA winter. (2) there are people who've never been on a kayak? that's equally nuts.
 
Beautiful pictures. ESEEs sure are tough knives. Your 4 was out in that cold weather and didn't even shiver! :D
 
I haven't been on the forums in a few days, since I've been moving, but I see a few of you liked the pics!

pig sticker140 said:
Yes very cool pix thanks for posting them. This reminds me that this year I have to stop buying gear, reading about adventures on the net, and auctually get outside and use what I have. Thanks for the motivation!

BTW-Not to hijack the thread but I'm looking at purchasing a digital camera to use for my own outdoor adventures. What camera are you using and how does it hold up during these severe conditions (water, cold, etc)? Thanks!
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The last two years I have gotten outside more than at any point in my life. No matter what is going on in my world, I make the time to get outdoors and experience nature. I've got a few places locally that I love to get out and explore, and it's great to watch them change with time...

The camera I'm using is a Casio EX-G1. It's shock and water resistant, takes 12 Megapixel photos, and takes decent youtube videos. I haven't owned it that long, but as you can tell, I've taken it to some fairly extreme environments and it's held up just fine... I'd recommend it to anyone, and at $180 on sales, it was a steal as well.

Thanks,

JGON
 
Kind of wandering from the convo, but does the RC-4S-Clip Point-MB have a glass breaker on the end of the handle?
 
Im headed on a winter camping adventure on the 24th up in whitecourt... cant wait to freeze my 3!!!!!!
 
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