Random FWC Photos

[super doody]

Walking home.

Gold bluffs campsite. What I love about this area: 1. fern canyon near by where Jurassic Park 2 was film 2. opportunity to see Roosevelt Elk 3. Drive to the campsite winds through the red wood

 

[sportsman]

Hawk initial excursion.. two weeks from CA to CO and back..

Uncompaghre National Wilderness border...

 

[SunMan]

Very nice Mr. Sun!

Gracias señor 3pin.

 

[Brentc17]

Bumping river washington

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[DonC]

A different kind of picture- hard at work while hanging out at Mono Lake




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[Stalking Light]

Oregon Coast

 

[ridenorcal]

Oregon Coast

Super nice rig - I have the same color DCLB Tacoma with an Eagle shell.
Did you set up a back up camera on yours?
I have a second camera I bought - and have temporarily rigged in above the license plate, but have been looking for a better long term solution.

 

[ski3pin]

Did you set up a back up camera on yours?
I have a second camera I bought - and have temporarily rigged in above the license plate, but have been looking for a better long term solution.

The back up camera topic can be found here -

Back-up Camera Thread

 

[Stalking Light]

Super nice rig - I have the same color DCLB Tacoma with an Eagle shell.
Did you set up a back up camera on yours?
I have a second camera I bought - and have temporarily rigged in above the license plate, but have been looking for a better long term solution.

My camera was moved from the tailgate to the Aluminess rear bumper, which is level with the back of the camper so it works pretty well there.

 

[ridenorcal]

My camera was moved from the tailgate to the Aluminess rear bumper, which is level with the back of the camper so it works pretty well there.

That's a good solution.
The problem for me is that I often carry a bike rack on the back, so even though the camera in it's current position is perfect without the rack - as soon as I put bikes on it's obscured... I'd kind of like to mount it up high (like the stock position on a sprinter van) which would give me more of a bird's eye perspective, but that means some wiring and mounting that's out of my domain.
I'll read through the thread you sent - thanks for that - didn't realize it was here.

 

[SunMan]

Eastern Sierras

 

[ski3pin]

Mr. Sun, looks like you took a little trip up to Laurel Lakes. SunMan, do you fly fish? Neat photos!

 

[SunMan]

I did indeed, a couple of weeks ago. I do not fly fish, but it is on my long list of new things to learn. And thank you.

 

[SunMan]

Mono Lake region...

 

[SunMan]

More from the East side...

 

[Lighthawk]

One from a few years ago at Mono Lake



Two from Labor Day 2015, Plumas County

 

[Stalking Light]

Hawk checking out my Eagle




Charlie

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[longhorn1]

Charlie, nice

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[wuck]

Cool Charlie, good thing your eagle isn't a bobcat!

 

[SLEDAWG]

I think I was camped next to the same tree at Mono Lake Lighthawk!


Below Mt Whitney.




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