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Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1150
Greg, it is cooler here and nothing on fire.  Second photo shows Catalina Island 30 miles ahead. Big tuna just boiled in front of us.
Harold
Nice to know there is at least one safe place left in California, Harold!  I’m guessing it’s pretty easy to social distance as well. I’ve heard that during the pandemic, in addition to increased RV sales and rentals, there has been an interest in small boats as well
Greg & Victoria
2017 Mid-Bath  “Nocona” towing a manual 2015 Forester
Previously a 1985 TK
SKP #61264

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1151
Greg,
I could never have predicted that a pandemic would increase RV and boat sales.  But it did.
Mooring fields and anchoring areas are more crowded than normal and lots of shiny, pretty new boats.
I don't make any assumptions  about their knowledge of seammanship or rules of the road...
2014 27 MB
Towd: Either the Jeep Wrangler or trailer containing the BMW R1200GS and 2 E-bicycles
Happy wife=Happy life

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1152
Home for the night.
2014 27 MB
Towd: Either the Jeep Wrangler or trailer containing the BMW R1200GS and 2 E-bicycles
Happy wife=Happy life

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1153
At Hillsborough River State Park this weekend. It happened before got there.
Steve and Jill, Steve posting
1999 26.5 Mid-Bath

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1154
"Time to Run"                © Bill Benson
2005 MB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1155
"Time to Run"

Looks like a young lion, most likely practicing his skills. I'll put my money on the Zebra. Do you know the outcome?   ???
Steve S.
Lazy Bones & Cedar
2004 30'IB (Island Bed)
Yesterday is History, Tomorrow is a Mystery
Live for the day!

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1156

"Time to Run"

"Looks like a young lion, most likely practicing his skills. I'll put my money on the Zebra. Do you know the outcome?"


Yep....The Zebra won this race...this time...

Bill
2005 MB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1157
"Time to Run"

"Looks like a young lion, most likely practicing his skills. I'll put my money on the Zebra. Do you know the outcome?"


Yep....The Zebra won this race...this time...

Bill
I was betting on the photographer. . . .
joel ;)
Joel & Terry Wiley
dog Zeke
2013  31 IB   Orwan   / 2011 CRV Tow'd LWEROVE

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1158
Just returned from this little local trip. Twenty miles of dirt road driving, six and a half hours round trip  on a mt bike through old growth forest and another hour hiking at the very end.
American falls got its name after a long dispute with Canada over which side of the border it was on. We won.
Discuss anything with anyone and disagree agreeably. Always be polite and respectful.

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1159
Molly Brown Park at 9,800’ with beautiful days and cool nights.  This spectacular CG is just west of Leadville, CO.

DW resting after a 2 hour hike along the shoreline of Lake Turquoise.  Btw, all the CGs around the Lake are full except for an overflow parking lot.

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1160
Molly Brown Park at 8900’ with beautiful days and cool nights.  This spectacular CG is just west of Leadville, Co.

DW resting after a 2 hour hike along the shoreline of Lake Turquoise.  Btw, all the CGs around the Lake are full except for an overflow parking lot.
Since you are pretty much flatlanders, there must have been some huffing and puffing going on at 10,000" in Leadville, CO. 🌬️

Chris
Formerly: 2002 30' IB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1161
Since you are pretty much flatlanders, there must have been some huffing and puffing going on at 10,000" in Leadville, CO. 🌬️

There certainly was some of that kind of breathing plus high altitude headaches ☹️.   On the other hand, we’re not hot and we sleep 💤 well.  😜

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1162
"Sailing into the Fjord"    Southern New Zealand  © Bill Benson
2005 MB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1163
Nice, Bill!  Would like to visit NZ someday!
Greg & Victoria
2017 Mid-Bath  “Nocona” towing a manual 2015 Forester
Previously a 1985 TK
SKP #61264


Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1165
"Did you take your LD to NZ?  How did you do it? "


No... sorry if you got the idea I did.  I rented a motorhome (not a Lazy Daze), hiked much of the country and enjoyed meeting many of the fine people of New Zealand...I did wish I had my Lazy Daze! I never saw an LD in New Zealand. However, I have heard there is a demand for them in Japan !


I have enjoyed this thread for several years because it is titled "What is in you Camera?"... It has led me to connect to many Lazy Daze owners, who happen to also be photographers, and I have gained much. For Lazy Daze technical and camping questions I look to other threads ...BB
2005 MB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1166
However, I have heard there is a demand for them in Japan !

I don't know if LD still exports to Japan, but when we ordered in 2001 they had a poster of the line they sold to Japan under the name "Bonanza".  With the limited chassis allocation, I tend to doubt that they still export.  If you search the archives, there are occasional references to people seeing units ready to ship out.  I seem to recall that when the 24 ft units were moved from the E-350 to the wider E-450 that they still built the Bonanza on the E-350 for the narrower body.

Art
Art and Barbara
Settled in Atterdag Village of Solvang
2015-2022 fulltime in a 2016 Tiffin Allegro Bus 37AP
2002-2015 2002 LD MB
Art's blog

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1167
Timothy Lake  Oregon Cascades South East of Mt Hood  Early morning.

Taken by Lizbeth with Pixel 3XL cell phone with light edits in Google Photos.

glen
personal fine art photo stuff
TF Mack | Flickr
It's all good .......
2014 Twin King

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1168
Thanks, Bill. Either would be amazing at this point - simply to go to NZ or even better in an LD. One day I’d love to explore the latter option...

That is great to hear re photography. I’ve done a couple of amateur photo shows at coffee shops and hope to do a lot more photography when we hit the road.

"Did you take your LD to NZ?  How did you do it? "


No... sorry if you got the idea I did.  I rented a motorhome (not a Lazy Daze), hiked much of the country and enjoyed meeting many of the fine people of New Zealand...I did wish I had my Lazy Daze! I never saw an LD in New Zealand. However, I have heard there is a demand for them in Japan !


I have enjoyed this thread for several years because it is titled "What is in you Camera?"... It has led me to connect to many Lazy Daze owners, who happen to also be photographers, and I have gained much. For Lazy Daze technical and camping questions I look to other threads ...BB
2005 Mid Bath

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1169
I don't know if LD still exports to Japan, but when we ordered in 2001 they had a poster of the line they sold to Japan under the name "Bonanza".  With the limited chassis allocation, I tend to doubt that they still export.  If you search the archives, there are occasional references to people seeing units ready to ship out.  I seem to recall that when the 24 ft units were moved from the E-350 to the wider E-450 that they still built the Bonanza on the E-350 for the narrower body.

Art

They were still making the export model in the “narrow body” style in late 2006 when we placed our order for our TK. I know this because I tried to get Ed to sell me one of the skinnies as I was apprehensive about driving the wide body. He, of course, turned us down. 🤨 — Jon
(Former) ‘06 TK “Albatross.” And (former) Vespa 250.   Alas, no more; both are gone.😕 Great memories remain! 😄

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1170
My son, with his son, teaching him the fine art of fly fishing (and an appreciation of the outdoors ) at an early age...
2005 MB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1171
Finally got around to working on some images and making some blog posts.
Here is one of the amazing cannonball concretions at the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt NP.



Art
Blog
Art and Barbara
Settled in Atterdag Village of Solvang
2015-2022 fulltime in a 2016 Tiffin Allegro Bus 37AP
2002-2015 2002 LD MB
Art's blog

 
Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1172
I always wanted to take a picture of the photogenic "Horseshoe Bend" from the water. So...what the heck... one weekend I towed my 14 foot aluminum boat out to the Colorado River. I launched it at Lee's Ferry, motored upstream and beached the boat in order to capture this scene.
2005 MB

Re: What's In Your Camera?
Reply #1173
I always wanted to take a picture of the photogenic "Horseshoe Bend" from the water. So...what the heck... one weekend I towed my 14 foot aluminum boat out to the Colorado River. I launched it at Lee's Ferry, motored upstream and beached the boat in order to capture this scene.
Wow! Looks like a Bierstadt scene.

Chris
Formerly: 2002 30' IB