KillRamsey
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- Location
- Hood River, OR
- Name
- Kyle
Seems like I post an album here every year... This time the 3 of us went to a camp site in northeastern Vermont instead of our quiet field site in the middle of the national forest. Every year we love the field, but we lament not trying something new. I'm glad we did this, but it's the field next year for sure. Camp sites are cool, but there's PEOPLE there. My field site is 15 miles from everything. This camp ground was also like 15 miles from Canada, which equates to one serious haul of a drive, there AND back. So we did too much saddle time, overall. It wore us out. But it was gorgeous. And I borrowed back my old XF 14 f2.8 lens from the friend who bought it from me (he's in Columbia for two weeks and didn't need it), and I used it for most of the shots. So it was a reunion, of sorts. Sucker is SHARP. So without further babbling, here's some of the scenery from this year's trip...
Over the shoulder at a red light
KBRX0959 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Camp site. I reserved us a shelter.
KBRX0988 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
We use one of my tub-like plastic saddle bags as a cooler.
KBRX1002 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Ian tries out Chris's bike for size. It's MUCH smaller than his giant beemer.
KBRX1025 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
After zigzagging across the state west under the Canadian border, we reached Lake Champlain.
KBRX1085 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Selfie.
KBRX1112 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Next to a gas station.
KBRX1115 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Probably ten minutes too late for perfect light...
KBRX1119 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
30 seconds, ISO400, light painting by Chris with a head lamp behind the shelter, Ian seated on the bench.
KBRX1155 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Bear Notch, NH on the way home.
KBRX1181 by gordopuggy, on Flickr
Over the shoulder at a red light
Camp site. I reserved us a shelter.
We use one of my tub-like plastic saddle bags as a cooler.
Ian tries out Chris's bike for size. It's MUCH smaller than his giant beemer.
After zigzagging across the state west under the Canadian border, we reached Lake Champlain.
Selfie.
Next to a gas station.
Probably ten minutes too late for perfect light...
30 seconds, ISO400, light painting by Chris with a head lamp behind the shelter, Ian seated on the bench.
Bear Notch, NH on the way home.
