Wyoming B.S. Thread

That's because I made the mistake of wheelchair ng with a bunch of loosers that don't like hard trails and get voted down all the time

It's okay. I just need to get Frank fixed and go on a trip every now and then with Brett and derp

 

I can't wait to wheel with him. Only done Christina lake with him. In 2wd ha

 

Holy Cross?
Cliffhanger?
Is there anything technical in WY?

When are we going.

 

Just I-80 in the winter lol

 

Do I need 35s for that?

 

Yes
Yes
Eh. Morrison sorta but not really. Only because it'll kill you if you don't pay attention

Tbd. Not soon enough though..

Tis a good one. Need to go back there.

 

Is there some bet going on I should know about?

Dangerous for sure, but not technical. Shoshone is harder IMO, just not an imminent risk of death the whole time.

 

That's a fair assessment. Both are stuff fun. Would like to do both this summer again. Been a while since I've done them

 

Well someone needs to go see if the bench is still there at Shoshone.

IMG_1559 by Brett Bjorgum, on Flickr

Close enough for a weekend trip, so certainly keep me updated.


Planning on hitting Morrison again this year, but it will be the middle of a week long trip with not much planning and lots of fishing involved. So won't be exactly sure when I'll hit it.

 

I think everyone who's been on a trip with me will agree - I found the perfect old-man ladder rug when I was wandering around Sears yesterday... (as one does?)

 

Nice keep me in the loop. I have usually Sunday-Tuesday off in the summer.

 

Anybody else checking out the moon?

 

not to shabby pixel 3 camera

 

Ya. Cool.

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I realize there’s probably a better place to ask this but,

What’s everyone’s opinion of the Sony a6000 camera?

I just landed another job and think I might actually start putting a little away to get a “Made it through another year of school gift”.

 

The a6000 serise is nice. That's an older model now. I believe @BabyTaco and @joshipps shoot with the 6000 though. The 6500 is the newer one and is an excellent little camera.


I missed the moon. Got hit with a snow storm last night. Still snowing.

 

Are mirror less cameras more durable than the regulars? Is that even a real fear to have?


Obviously I’m not planning on dropping it or anything but it might get bumped around a bit

 

I beat the shit out of mine (on accident) and it has held up fine. My first mirrorless did die after a fall from the roof of my truck. I got the A6000 afterwards and haven’t looked back. It’s been out in heavy rain for short periods uncovered and survived as well.

 

That’s good to hear, thinking about jumping on this this week instead of a remote start now haha.....

https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/392220560325

 

Alot of factors involved with how much abise a camera can take. Generally though it's not the body you ha e to always worry about it's the lenses.

Full body Dslrs at a certain price point have metal frame reinforcement and are very durable. More so than the lenses.