Hi David -
Hi Jaja - I did resize, in a message below, and hope that's big enough. Your country is small, but so much beauty within its boundries! (So well displayed by your photos.)Hello Laurie,
Greta shot, bu I wish it was larger ...
BTW, when I drive 12 hours, I will be far away from Belgium
It's only 4 hours driving from border to border at the widest ....
Jaja
http://www.belgiumdigital.com
Ah yes.....the Camden/Rockport area is stunning. Are you doing Boothbay and Damariscotta, as well?
But of course! Taking both the E-10 and the C-2100. Hope to get some Inner Harbor/Zoo/Aquarium shots. And Gettysburg...
Actually, yes......thanks for asking. It's perfect for my needs, and sits ever so prettily on the 3021Pro tripod.
I don't know yet - it's so beautiful here, it's hard to think of moving.
I've been meaning to ask you what you use your C-2100 for. (I still have my C-2000, which I kept supposedly for traveling, and which has never left my house or its case since buying my E-10.)
Thanks for the feedback on the size. Hope the Orioles play a great game for you and your son.
Them's fightin' words!
Already a lad of infinite wisdom.
Right - I forgot that the 2100 isn't just a spinoff of the C2000 (like the C3000, C3030, etc..) Makes sense - far more portable than the TCON-300, although I did lug mine up here.
I haven't had one yet, unless you count a $9.95 lobster roll - sure was tasty! I mostly focus on the clams, since I can only get them here. Have a great trip.
Laurie, I think thats Galway (maybe thats spelled wrong also ) its origins are in Scotland...Pedant switch off....Hi Jaja - I did resize, in a message below, and hope that's bigHello Laurie,
Greta shot, bu I wish it was larger ...
BTW, when I drive 12 hours, I will be far away from Belgium
It's only 4 hours driving from border to border at the widest ....
Jaja
http://www.belgiumdigital.com
enough. Your country is small, but so much beauty within its
boundries! (So well displayed by your photos.)
Here are some unusual cows that I'm told can only be found here.
They are the Belted Galloways of Rockport, Maine. Photographed at
dusk, without a tripod, so it was difficult to get enough light -
also, somewhat grumpy 87-year-old mother in car telling me to hurry
up! (Some things never change. )
Best,
Laurie
)))) Hi Jaja - I did resize, in a message below, and hope that's bigHello Laurie,
Greta shot, bu I wish it was larger ...
BTW, when I drive 12 hours, I will be far away from Belgium
It's only 4 hours driving from border to border at the widest ....
Jaja
http://www.belgiumdigital.com
enough. Your country is small, but so much beauty within its
boundries! (So well displayed by your photos.)
Here are some unusual cows that I'm told can only be found here.
They are the Belted Galloways of Rockport, Maine. Photographed at
dusk, without a tripod, so it was difficult to get enough light -
also, somewhat grumpy 87-year-old mother in car telling me to hurry
up! (Some things never change. )
Best,
Laurie
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1674306&a=13348994&p=52524442
Hello Ray - yes, you are correct - I should have said the only place in the US to have these cows. Their name here was changed to "Belted Galloways" with an "o" . . . and now that you mention it, it may also only have one "L". With no spell checker, we'll have to wait until I drive past them tomorrow to be sure. I'm sure they were originally "Galway" - which is the spelling my colleague, Jimmy Galway uses, so it must be right!
Is that THE James Galway? Are you a Musician?
Yes, flutist and piccoloist. And yes, that's THE JG - very down to earth, friendly and personable. Even jokes about his fame - at one point, his email address was "Himself@xxxxx"! Quite a charming character, really.
Bar Harbor and the National Park are quintessential Maine, aren't they? Your photos are lovely - the lighting was amazingly cooperative, particularly in the deer shot. Wish I could make it up there this trip - we'll see.
