Forest ride by APM Photography, on Flickr
very nice ,I have one in silver but not used it for 4 years they really do move when you want them tooMy GAS involves 2-wheels;
Picked up this amazing 2007 Honda Silverwing 600 Maxi-Scooter recently;
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Excellent Rob, have you owned it long? What year is yours..? The Silver is a lovely colour..!very nice ,I have one in silver but not used it for 4 years they really do move when you want them too
Rob.
It is, i should use them a lot more really the problem is when i go birding often it involves bad tracks or cinder type tracks just not safe for 2 wheels .
My MX5 does about that but I did reverse it out of the garage to wash it today.
Thanks Rob;
Silverwing by APM Photography, on Flickr
In one area you're a professional and the other an amateur. QED.
I hope usedlens is helping a bit.
It’s not in profit and I’ve still no real income in last six months...
I wish old me had spent lots of money so I could sell them and justify buying something elseI can’t afford to buy new gear without selling old
Pretty much but since the weekend the GAS has subsided a bit, I no longer want a new guitar, in fact after trying out that Epiphone (and looked at a few others in the shop) I realised what a selection I have and I actually appreciate them more since. Even that Roadworn seems like a step above most of the ones in the store.
I like odd shaped guitars: had a couple of Vs, still have an 80s Washburn A20V and a 70s doublecut, still have my daughter's Dean Baby Z, had a Godin Radiator, a Switch, a First Act Lola, 70's El Maya. There's a lot of guitars out there, but not *that* many great ones and even those from good brands like Gibson, PRS, Fender, Heritage etc aren't always special. So I loved the idea of a Gibson V, but the one I had *felt* like a budget Chinese built guitar and had some odd overtones that I couldn't get rid of - the Dean V (£75 on Ebay) was a much better player and sounded far better after a pickup swap. Owned a Heritage H150 for a decade, but nothing I did ever made it sound like the Les paul I wanted & I traded it after acquiring a Japanese-market-only Love Rock '59 replica that WAS the Les Paul I wanted.
stay strong and hopefully it will go away
Possibly on my wish list, be interested to see what you think.Anyway, Sigma 12-24 has arrived.
Yeah...it didn't. Now own an A7III + Tamron 17-28 & 28-75.stay strong and hopefully it will go away
This is the MkI version in A mount (with Sony LA-EA4 adapter) used for £220, rather than the spanky new version in FE mount. I previously owned this in Nikon mount, but Nikon lenses suck on budget adapters, so I flogged it. This one is similarly sharp to the last, very slightly decentred if you look really hard (nothing like one I tried in Canon mount from a seller here last year, who's lens was terrible). It's definitely not as sharp as the Samyang 18 f1.8 that I'd planned to flog to pay for this but now wish to keep, but it's perfectly acceptable for everything but the largest, closest examined prints.
love that lens. I have also owned it twice
You've both owned it twice??! Is it still Gear Acquisition Syndrome if you manage to sell some gear? I'm not very good at getting rid of stuff but have just filled in a form to get a quote....
I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve switched systems, sometimes doubling back.
