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I am a big fan of Windy.com. Well worth the ~$18 per year subscription.

In anticipation of a quick run to the Oregon coast tomorrow, I de-winterized the Hawk today. The Good thing was my very painstaking dewatering last November resulted in no frozen water pockets to cause leaks as I have had the last couple of years. (I hate pulling the front of the cabinet off to...

Yay! New camera fun! I will check in when we get back from Mexico in mid-February to see how you are getting on with your new toy tool.

By pure coincidence I have eaten at the Utah and Hawaii restaurants.

Yes. The best.

I have friends in the fish & wildlife regulatory world. They have been complaining about turkeys being an invasive species west of the continental divide for 40 or so years. That is a bunch of turkeys!

Exactly! Well said.

My best joke, which never fails to make me laugh, is to look in the mirror each day!

In the past I took lots of photos of our travels. As time went on I began to take less and less. Went through a period of wondering if I had lost the 'buzz' from photography. But I eventually realized I could walk around with a camera and take many, or only a few and sometimes no photos. A good...

Thanks Rob. I do appreciate a well made map. Might make interesting wall art.

Grumble, grumble, grumble... ice storm... overcast.... rain... grumble. But yes, the days are getting longer!

Steve The one I bought for the D850 fit very well and worked flawlessly. No issues at all. Tony

Steve, I bought a grip, which got me to 9 fps, but took it off after a while. Have not used it in nearly a year. Fast action and a nearly infinite buffer you can get from your D4S...

Agree. It is the best DSLR, does everything I want it to. I still use my D500 for birds in flight and D5 in low light, but the D850 for everything else.

I read the captain and someone else were able to leap aboard and get the engine started. Had to take it downstream of Bonneville Dam to find a place to tie her off. Much excitement! A mariner's tale for the years to come.

Also is a Fenster!

And you saw this on live TV:

Congrats! That is a nice haul. Did you bring the butter & the crab pot?

No water shoes. No situational awareness. More courage than smarts. But he did have an appreciative audience, two solar panels on his rig - plenty of juice - and a nice beautiful sunny day! I expect his GPS device told him he could cross at that spot!

I really like my D850, Steve. I hope it brings you many days of fun and rewarding shooting. You gave ML a fair try.

Good luck!

The last winter i lived in Helena MT it got to be 40 below zero. I had to walk to work because I knew the old corrola would not start. I dressed up like the Michelin Man and walked the mile and a half. Kind of surreal being out in that weather at 6:30 in the morning. Did not see anyone else...

I am chuckling to myself about the thought of a bunch of us 70+ year olds out doing some monkeywrenching! But, I am sure none of us would ever stoop to messing with some willful ignoramous' unattended vehicle would we? Nah. Perish the thought!

I break down fire rings and disperse the ashes and charcoal as well. On our last trip to southern Utah some scofflaws had built a fire ring in the middle of the backcountry road. I removed it as well. Willful idiots thumbing their noses at perceived authority like common small children. How sad...