A Little Cross Country Run

[mbrST1100]

I'm with UP on this issue... aim and shoot...
I *purposely* bought the dumbest, most primitive SLR (EOS 350D, pimped with a Sigma18~200mm) which dial offers [portrait], [landscape], [macro] and [sports]...
The compact (IXUS 60) even offers only 3 modes...

... transmitted from a CAT S60 thing ...

[Nonkel Luc]

RESPECT!!!

[John OoSTerhuis]

I'm quite enjoying the vicarious ride-along, Phil. Thanks! However, I'm finding that I have to read it in short sections as it seems that I have to break away frequently as I strangely become voraciously famished and need to eat something!

BeST, John Ten Fifty-Eight

[Uncle Phil]

Now John, if you gain weight, don't blame me ... Glad you are enjoying the ride!

[Uncle Phil]

Luc - I hope one day to be back over to your side of the pond and we can break bread together! I still appreciate the time you put us up at your place.

[Nonkel Luc]

Luc - I hope one day to be back over to your side of the pond and we can break bread together! I still appreciate the time you put us up at your place.

more then welcome Uncle, would be so nice to have you once more as our guest! Just need to check with Peter and Fiona if they approving you using their room

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[cammy_moir]

UP. Thanks for another great write up and photos from your trip. That was one long and hot trip. Cheers

[Uncle Phil]

Cammy - More 'long' than 'hot'! I was burning up when I headed up Pikes Peak, but by the time I got up to the top at 14,000+ feet I was freezing.
It was the same thing going up and over Sonora Pass (9,600+ feet) and Monarch Pass(11,000+ feet). Sort of like the Alps - burn up in the valleys, freeze on the passes!