Recent content by dmanthree

Probably some truth to that, but I don't really know. As close as it is to me I have no contact with anyone who lives there. "Glampers Ghetto" Now that's funny.

Some do, but really, for most here it's a permanent home.

Not sure, but there must be something there related to "cockpit."

Here today, gone in two days. Rains washed most of it away.

Just a couple of the home after the snowfall yesterday. The rainstorm on Wednesday will likely wash most of it away. One straight, and one "tiny planet" version.

I used that spot, as well. Good spot, too. Lots of space, nothing overhear, good sight lines.

No kidding about spending on toys. Luckily my still camera gear kit is pretty complete, so no money towards that this year. And I've done some surfing photography over the years. Mostly along the NH coast. Now I only head up there when conditions are special. It actually got a little routine for me.

Same here. Photography has been a hobby for, well, decades and adding the drone opened up a new dimension. So much so that I already I feel I'm outgrowing the single lens unit I have. In time, I guess, but those tele units have some real appeal.

Understood, but still surprised that flights anywhere in London are allowed. Other capital cities, like Washington DC, for example, ban all drone flying.

Manchester by the Sea (yes, it's real name) is coastal a town north of Boston, MA. It's known to be a wealthy town, so I thought I'd take a look at some of the mansions on the coast.

Nice. I'm surprised you can fly that close to the house of parliment.

Sounds good! I may take a look this week. Unless the storm hits, of course.

If you're a MA flyer, and located north of Boston, do you have a favorite location?

Uh....sarcasm?