Looks more like a lightly-used field road at that point.

Doesn’t look like it’s bout to topple over either.

Nice collage of circles with those on the reservoir and the bit of the bicycle tire..:)

Stork nest is a great “topper” in this shot :)

Yes, it is. It’s all brickwork, I think. We’re seeing a lot of brick in this region. Those water tanks are another example.

Makes sense. I bet you're right.

It’s not just Panasonic either. I think Canon and the other major manufacturers are discontinuing these compact point and shoots as not profitable any more because phones have taken so much of the market share.

If your Garmins are also recording your rides you might find a copy on the Garmin Connect website, under the "Activities" section. You can import that version back into RWGPS, if you're bound and determined to have a copy there.

I've used that tactic successfully a few times, and it's one reason that I try to have both RWGPS and my Garmin recording a ride- I'm never entirely certain whether one or the other will fail on me so it's always good to have a backup plan. Sometimes they both crap out, though, in which case I'll post my planned route as an alternative to having nothing at all.

I was thinking of whatever the current version of yours might be, and was *assuming* (perhaps incorrectly) that it's still in production and available. Seems I may have been deluding myself, and might have to go to FleaBay to find either a NOS or used copy of yours..

Very interesting patterning in the stonework- not something I'm accustomed to seeing in large primarily defensive masonry structures.

Using the window to frame the view gives this photo the feel of a poster. Brilliant.

That sandy road would be a pleasant walk but a tricky, difficult, nerve-wracking place to ride.

And that LIGHTING! Bright sun on the land, dramatically dark clouds overhead. Wonderful.

Looks like the Flint Hills region of Kansas, or maybe somewhere in central Iowa. Lovely, in a subtle and modestly understated sort of way. Not spectacularly grandiose like high mountains, or dramatic like a rocky coast, but appealing in its own way.

There's a wisecrack in there somewhere about the unvarnished truth but I'm ding-danged if I can find it. I'm just a poor sap, I guess.