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I moved to my current place about 14 months ago and it has been a journey to say the least. Within a week or two of moving here I began having issues with my legs....stamina, pain, numbness, etc. After a few scans and tests it was determined I had a 100% blockage in the artery that feeds my right leg and a 70% on the left. Three stents later and some time, I am finally able to get around more or less like I used to. I still have some bad nerve damage in my left leg that causes some issues, but it is manageable.
I have a Bushnell spotting scope that came with a digital camera as part of it. Alas, it is no longer made. All of the new ones use phone attachment devices that I will need to look into as I screwed up and left mine out a week ago and my remote shutter quit working probably due to something getting wet on the inside of the electronics. I tried a new remote shutter and same result. Nonetheless, I was able to get some great Fall photos of my place and some of the wildlife I have.
Some of the winter rye I planted is starting to come up and the deer seem to really like it. I have about a dozen or so wood ducks that like my oxbow lake (about 1 acre that borders a portion of the property). Here is some of the things I have photographed in the last couple of months. I have to figure out something with the remote shutter as when I try and manually take the photos with the button on the spotting scope, most are blurry and I get maybe 10% useable photos.
I won't comment as that always seems to screw up photos. Nice healthy deer that I am lucky enough to watch at times. All of the deer photos were taken with the long lens from inside my garage as they get spooky when I move around out back. I had moved the camera out for the ducks and that is how it got wet. I will have to figure out a replacement if I cannot get my remote shutter working.
I have a Bushnell spotting scope that came with a digital camera as part of it. Alas, it is no longer made. All of the new ones use phone attachment devices that I will need to look into as I screwed up and left mine out a week ago and my remote shutter quit working probably due to something getting wet on the inside of the electronics. I tried a new remote shutter and same result. Nonetheless, I was able to get some great Fall photos of my place and some of the wildlife I have.
Some of the winter rye I planted is starting to come up and the deer seem to really like it. I have about a dozen or so wood ducks that like my oxbow lake (about 1 acre that borders a portion of the property). Here is some of the things I have photographed in the last couple of months. I have to figure out something with the remote shutter as when I try and manually take the photos with the button on the spotting scope, most are blurry and I get maybe 10% useable photos.
I won't comment as that always seems to screw up photos. Nice healthy deer that I am lucky enough to watch at times. All of the deer photos were taken with the long lens from inside my garage as they get spooky when I move around out back. I had moved the camera out for the ducks and that is how it got wet. I will have to figure out a replacement if I cannot get my remote shutter working.


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