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Wow, that was great! Really enjoyed the report. My earliest shots go back to 1980, and are fun to check out and remember. Sometimes it doesn't seem so far back, but then you check out the old gear, and then it does seem a WAYS back! Thanks for sharing.

I second B&H for all the same reasons. Bought plenty of stuff and never had a problem.

Hey David, bought a boat friday at EMS. Took it out for a while on a cold,windy, reservoir. Did a little fishing and a lot of paddling...I think the fish were smarter than me!

HiTech filters I will have to check out. I think I would have stayed with the Sigma too, as the image quality looks great to me. Thanks Jim for the info. -Tony

Wow, looks like you've done it again! Thanks for sharing another excellent shot. I guess the Sigma 18-200 is your walk around lens. And the use of the two ND filters is very interesting. Are you using the Cokin filters? -Tony

Very nice. Fall has definately become my favorite season. Thanks for sharing.

This thread has become very MOO-ving, and I should know, I spend weekends in Bovina.

Your right Alan, except my wife is the one who has a stroke on that road...Funny, it's my hair not hers, that's gray, white... all of the above. Just love seeing the sights while driving that road!

Nice shot Mark. Reminds me of a Monet painting. Pretty cool.

Hey Pudgy excellent pics! Looks like you two had a great trip. Thanks for sharing. -Tony

Totally agree.

I've read very recently about bootleg imitation cards. Look just like the real deal, but are garbage. I'd call the company or where you purchased it to see if it is legit.

Not very good news, but not very surprising. From the very beginning of this thing I could not understand how, with the watersheds involved and all, that this could be given 5 minutes of attention. When there's bucks involved, there should be no surprise.

Wow, Snickers you are really something!!! Congrats on your super finish. You've accomplished so much in such a very short time. Good for you! -Tony

Nice TR guys. The Catskill grid is getting tougher to accomplish. These bushwacks are more and more painful since this years storm. Just have to rough it I guess.

My worst case would be awfully late for the post dayhike pizza and beer...Very scary!

I would think camping in South Meadows and hiking Mt.Jo, and possibly Marcy Dam. Maybe a drive up Whiteface with some walking up top.

I couldn't agree more, especially with B&H and Adorama. Also check out the Tokina 12-24 f4 lens. I have it on my Digital Rebel and just love it.

Sorry for your loss. I always remember my Borroughs traverse, some years ago with my two Labs, the original Rocky&Summit. I know you'll remember your buddie every time you do this hike, as I do. Thanks for sharing.

There must have been very heavy wet snow and ice, followed by big time wind. The tree tops are snapped off, some still hanging dangerously, and plenty on the ground. It took me almost 6 hours from end of Spruceton rd to the 3400 ft view (on way to SW Hunter), and back to the parking area. The...