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Can't wait to see what kind of camera you are getting!
1 year agoGlad to hear you made it home safely. I enjoy reading your journals! But I also have tailbone/sciatica issues when sitting for prolonged periods of time. I use a wedge shaped square seat cushion that has a cut out at the back for the tailbone when sitting in a car or when flying long distances. I brought mine with me when we flew to Rome last fall and it made the flight tolerable. You can get many different versions on Amazon.
1 year agoGlad to hear you are safely home. We arrived in Spain yesterday aft yesterday and now with our daughter in Murcia and feel relatively normal after a punishing flight. 17.5 hours Auckland Doha. A transfer of 3.5 hours. 6.5hours Doha Barcelona a 5 hour transfer then 1 hour Barcelona Alicante. Must say it was wonderful to be met by them and wished the hours drive to Murcia. Lovely to relax in their house then a surprisingly good nights sleep
1 year agoSweet dreams of your wonderful and colorful trips we ALL enjoyed because of your kindness.:)
1 year agoWelcome home!!!
1 year agoI was actually JUST going to write the same comment!!
1 year agoMakes sense and it works!
1 year agoYou can console yourselves too with the chance to finally see your first cackling geese!
1 year agoThe temperatures at home are now reaching or exceeding what we have here in France, so at least we can continue cycling, albeit on the useless roads they have there, with not an 11th century church in sight!
1 year agoI don’t doubt you’re both feeling wistful, but congratulations! Have a safe journey home.
1 year agoI remember this! Now there's an icon for ya.
1 year agoDon’t forget to blow out the candles upon exit .wink, wink. Or, are those battery operated?
1 year agoNote the road signs affixed to the shutters! Clever!
1 year agoThis may be Chaumont, but the guy says “Paris” ;)
1 year ago
The Nikon P950. It's big and will eat up the handlebar bag space. Plus with such a camera I will feel pressure to get some good shots. More fun to have a blurry point and shoot to blame?
1 year agoThe P950 though is still a bit of a gimmick - achieving long zoom by having a small sensor = poor in low light and less dynamic range. (I am already lining up my excuses for any poor shots!)