Variations on the theme ...
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
<snip>
-- Dylan Thomas
This is a thread about riding goals,
Not a space for pasted prose.
There are places here for quoted rhyme,
In context of the subject line.
Verse from dead poets are welcome, and yet
within moto-resolutions made or met,
lest the topic of our conversation, we forget.
--Matt Coyne
(12-23-2017, 01:38 PM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I was able to achieve my 2017 goals without much fuss. I have set the bar a little higher for myself this year. #2 and #4 will likely be the most difficult resolutions to keep.
1. To ride at least once per month to continue my streak (currently at 46 months, but with a little luck, it'll be 47 on 1/1)
2. To earn a second Iron Butt certificate, possibly by riding from Chicago to either Colorado or Texas.
3. To attend the 2018 CB1100 rally in either Kentucky or West Virginia
4. To ride 12,000 miles (2017 yielded a tick over 10,000 miles)
5. To obtain a decent 'lanyard' camera.
6. To take more ride photos and to write more ride reports.
(12-23-2017, 06:05 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Find some new places to ride because I'm getting bored with the roads I've got.
Funny, because I hope to ride in your area because the roads look interesting. LOL
#5 kept and you know what that means?!? LOL
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Is that a Fujifilm FinePix XP120?
Yes...finally broke down and bought a waterproof camera... ruined all of our old point and shoot cams using them on rides and getting rained upon
(01-28-2018, 11:49 PM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Yes...finally broke down and bought a waterproof camera... ruined all of our old point and shoot cams using them on rides and getting rained upon
Bought the same camera on ferret's suggestion and very pleased with it.
Hm, may be you are driving me into some investment...
I got a little lucky. I won a digital camera through my work and was able to trade it for the XP120 at a little camera shop near me. That cut my cost by about 50%. Waterproof was the key for me, but ease of use and ability to take high quality pictures from a moving vehicle were important, too. Ferret and the guy at the camera shop both said that this camera would serve my purposes well. One thing that I wasn't looking for, but is a nice feature is that you charge the battery while it is in the camera via a USB cable. This means that I only need to carry the cable on trips, not a charging pod, and I don't have to remember to re-insert the battery after charging.
and i study about a sony RX0 water and shock prove......or a sony RX100........both with a super image quality : good lense and a big sensor.....aaaaand so littel.....
