Where's Nifty?! #2

Killjoy wrote in post #14590990
Personally, I have never used it, so I can't say for sure. But I think there's a hold in it, and they come pump it out.
Just like a porta-potty.

... and you sir, are correct!

Most bodies of fresh water in California are eventually used for drinking.. so, we do take some precautions

WOW Alan, I didn't know it got that hot up there.. we had 100 degree heat yesterday, cooler that your weather. Usual weather for us, but that seems a bit unusual for you.

Nice Original Nifty shots from you

Yup. That's the original Nifty, with my original DSLR. My 20D.

Now that I have two other bodies, I have fewer reservations about my 20D possibly getting wet (again).

Again


I feel the same way.. I feel free to use my 20D and 30D anywhere.. (of course with less expensive lenses )

No, that was "if it gets wet again" I have less issues.

And yes, I don't carry the L lenses on the boat.
I have an 18-55 kit lens, a very old 28-105 and a 75-300. I never really use that one. It's arguably the worst lens Canon has ever made.
So if it goes to the bottom of the lake, it's insured.

Still at Bombala.

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Looks good to me
Nice processing..

A few of downtown Ft. Myers

Antiques Store

Marina

That Power Wagon is awesome!

One more from the drive south:

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Simca? French Car?

Nice tour 7D
Love the buildings and
I do Love Love Love the Dodge Power Wagon..
One indestructible vehicle ..

joayne wrote in post #14603392
Nice tour 7D
Love the buildings and
I do Love Love Love the Dodge Power Wagon..
One indestructible vehicle ..

Thanks,

joayne wrote in post #14603382
Simca? French Car?

That looks like it's it! I tried so many letters, but no M.

Very nice photos. Love the street photos.. gives a feel of where you live.

I intend to try to do that when I get the lens.

Speaking of which, I pm'd my address to Big Apple Photography a while ago.

Thanks Peter, yeah I tried to give a sense of where I live.