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We had something like that at work 15 years ago. We had a choice between that and regular email when communicating inside the company, and nobody liked it or ever used it.

Nah, that's just dirt. We need to vacuum this place! How embarrassing. :) The new rig is about 10x lighter, and the new camera is the gold standard for kite photography. MAN is it good for the job, especially with that lens. What a difference. I don't think they're even in production anymore...

Thanks, I will. :) I am a bit apprehensive about moving, but it's nice to stay employed! It tends to keep us from eating out of dumpsters.

Actually, that's the old rig and camera, we have a new setup now. Joe just took it out and assembled it just for you guys. :mrgreen: Here's the rig and new camera with the wide angle lens And here is one of our kites. This one is huge and strong, so we have three of these in...

We were talking about that. What Piney sites do you guys think would be good for this kind of photography? We were thinking Friendship would be cool, but I can't really think of any other sites that are open enough. You need a lot of open space to launch the kite because it's so big.

Oh, Guy, the making of the contraption was ALL Joe. I am just a bystander and kite flyer. He is the technical geek of the pair, that is for sure. I can't even figure how to turn the remote thingy on. Whitesbog is such a nice spot for a sunny afternoon. It would be really cool to get some...

It was a beautiful Sunday today. My husband Joe and I drove down despite the light winds. We almost didn't bother, but I am glad we did. We got some nice shots. We still have to fiddle with the camera settings, (it's new to us), so some of them aren't the right exposure, but some turned out...

Cool!!!

Hah! :rofl: Same goes for either sex of any orientation, actually. Who wants to see....well, you know. My husband and I made that mistake because there WAS a geocache back there. I think we even actually found it, but it totally was not worth it. Too bad, because that is actually an...

Yeah, me too.

And the 4th one down is Amblyomma americanum. :)

The bit and horseshoe are especially cool finds!

Argh! That is going to give me nightmares.

Oops! Somebody was very naughty!

The hell? What were the circumstances surrounding that particular placement? "Say, where can I put this vacuum? ...Hey, I know!"

Scott, is that a coonhound? Very cute!

Whoa. How long have we had those in NJ?

good news that you are on the mend. I don't think you have a stomach virus from a tick bite, but what I think doesn't matter. The important thing is that you are feeling better. :)

I want to believe this so much. :dance:

I do hope you get to the bottom of this as soon as you can, Bob. I will be looking forward to your updates.