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Satterly Landing
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4 comments:
If you have a chance, walk the nature trail: the smell of honeysuckle in summer is the most intense and sensual experience!
Hey Matt - Great pictures, as always. Mind if I ask what type of camera you typically use? Thanks.
Mari,
I was worried about ticks, and I wasn't really dressed properly. Next time!
Ed,
It's nothing fancy. I didn't want to buy something too expensive because it is just going to get ruined from the salt, sand, dampness, etc.
It is a Sony cybershot 7.2 megapxl.
Biggest drawback is that the zoom is very limited. I have to improvise a lot.
I take it everywhere, and I didn't want something that I would be worrying about.
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