1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yuck. Thats why im trynna run away bc itll be 70-80s up north versus 100 here

 

Oh

 

Utah is one of the only free states that I understand of.

Some of the CO mountain counties are giving $1000 fines to no residents who try and enter/camp/wheel there

 

I see a lot of these deals.. Good starter kit?

https://www.ebay.com/i/323727679899?chn=ps

 

In that case, in 25 years I'll be living in Nova Scotia

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/164098967174

I got something like this, I’ll never use any of that stuff in the kit you posted

 

get a new phone and keep your old one to use as a camera

 

I'd get an A6000 on sale, and use the remainder of money on a course or something.

Extra accessories will only go so far but if you don't know how to use it, it's pointless.

We've had an A6000 since it came out to replace the Nikon D750 I've had for years and the Sony is much more forgiving....point and shoot almost.

 

Take a picture with your head. Save the money.

 

I’ll pass
Phone:

Camera (Still Bad but Better):

 

"still bad but better"

 

Phones nowadays take amazing pictures.

That's from my Samsung S6 Active (released 2015) before I got my Samsung S10

 

Atleast I’m honest

 

I literally have that exact same photo from when my wife and I drove down Big Sur on our honeymoon lol

Was a much foggier day for us though

 

too much wedding wine?

 

Sometimes I'd just drive down there and have a lunch on my time off.

So relaxing especially during the week when there's a lot less traffic.

 

yeah we were lucky it was during the week and the weather kept a lot of people away.

Mine was a little more cropped in actually, was zooming in on the waterfall



looks like we were standing in the same spot though lol

 

Did you do any of the hikes out there?

I remember one that goes a good half mile inland while following a creek, have to jump between rocks and into the water since there's no official trail, and ends at a waterfall and bed of water.

Beautiful hidden spot.

 

nah we walked along some of the trails to well known spots but nothing I'd call a 'hike'. We only had a few days to drive down from Santa Cruz back to LA while going through Big Sur, camped in some of the campgrounds but didn't explore much beyond the main attractions.