On 8 May 2011 05:43, Godfrey DiGiorgi <gdigio...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Bus (aka Mobile Land Mass) is unusual even in the realm of dd RVs.
> I think there are only about 25 of them in the US. It's unusual design
> has a low cab (drivers control room) with two big bays on the ground
> floor between it and the fuel/water tanks and the engine room. S&L
> chose it for the big bays so they would have inboard parking for their
> motorcycles. Both of them being techies and machinery junkies, it is
> chock full of techno marvels and is truly an amazing bit of machinery.
>
> We did a little less than 400 miles yesterday, stopped for the night
> at the Route 66 Casino outside of Albuquerque, NM, and had a good
> dinner in the casino. They've got good free wifi there so we'll be
> doing the on line business at breakfast on the laptops. Out here in
> parking, it's ATT EDGE so iPad only .. Doable but not convenient.
>
> Ann ... Yes I'll call you when I get to NY. I plan to be there for
> about a week and need to do a B&H run... :-)
>
> So far I've only been taking pictures with the GXR and the iPad ..
> It's a great camera .. But might un-pack the E-5 and a longer lens
> today. All I have for the GXR at present is the 28mm EFL camera module
> and would like a normal or portrait tele lens as well. I might pick up
> the A12 50mm f/2.5 Macro at BH...
>
> Onwards!
Godfrey,
Just like your friend, I've also wanted to travel the world on a bus
since I was a kid. I'm so envious! But then I saw the picture of the
gas pump... Eeeek!
I'd be happy to hear what you think of the Riccoh GXR (off-list if you
feel it's more appropriate). I'll be receiving one this week with the
28mm and 50mm modules to review. I've never used a Ricoh and I'm
curious given the underground cult status of the brand.
Happy travels!
—M.
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