New pics from my first road trip

[NickCats]

Amazing pictures !

Nick

[Quickurt]

Great shots!! I really like 0137 across the back of the roll bars!

I must buy an interchangeable lens slr digital for general usage.
I shoot a Pentax 67 - 60 x 70 mm negative for real film which is still the way to go for very large format enlargements. Most I do are in the 20x30 to 30x50 range and digital doesn't cut it for that size. Problem is, if I want to post anything I have to scan in proof prints and they.......suck!
Like someone said above, it's hard to beat the Northwest for spectacular scenery. It kills me to be going to Olympia, WA next week, but they won't let me check the box in the luggage compartment

[Quickurt]

BY the way, how were Crosby Stills and Nash?
Beside really gray!! Great shots of them also.
Wifey gave me their four CD box set many moons ago. I drug it out and put them in as 4 of the 6 in my CX7 DD (Great Bose Premium Surround Sound). I haven't listened too much to the other two in a few weeks now. Man, what a great group they were. :dance:

[wconley]

Thanks. They were actually pretty good. Like any of the "Heritage Bands," you don't want to sit too close for fear of realizing how old you are if you've been listening to these old guys that long. I saw them years ago from the nose bleed section to the side of the stage at the Colloseum in Seattle and by the time the music bounced around inside the venue and worked it's way up to where we were it was pretty much garbage. Their sounds and chords were everything we've come to expect after hearing their songs for 30+ years. They played most of the songs we wanted to hear. The only dissappointment was that it was so cold that the crowd wasn't very lively and they didn't do Suite: Judy Blue Eyes. As you can see from the pictures, the venue was spectacular. I would certainly go back.

The wine from Maryhill Winery was also good, especially their Winemakers Red Blend.