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Post by BuckSkin on Nov 20, 2024 3:50:41 GMT
my headlamp illuminated the trees nicely
It appears that you have a pretty good headlamp.
After having several not-so-bright headlamps, I got myself one off E-Bay that has several different beams/bulbs and five settings; that thing is like a searchlight; it has revolutionized working in the dark for me.
It did take some of the fun out of it when a local guy night-fishing had a big battery pack hanging on his belt turned his light on and the battery pack instantly blew a big chunk out of him and messed him up for life; I think of that every time I strap on my headlamp and now I always initially turn it on NOT ON MY HEAD. |
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Post by pontiac1940 on Nov 20, 2024 16:21:09 GMT
I think Bluejays are the prettiest birds. I see several around here, so long as the camera is inside the house; the best way to make them disappear is to go get the camera = gauranteed I won't see a single one. And, they won't be still for a second. Yes, they are pretty. They get less spooky if you feed them. (One almost ate of my hand once but changed its mind at the last second.) We give them a few unsalted peanuts in the shell. They eat them right away and they also hide them. We limited the daily supply or else they will haul them away until they are all gone. Peanuts are expensive here so we limit the supply. |
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Post by blackmutt on Nov 21, 2024 0:22:36 GMT
my headlamp illuminated the trees nicely
It appears that you have a pretty good headlamp.
After having several not-so-bright headlamps, I got myself one off E-Bay that has several different beams/bulbs and five settings; that thing is like a searchlight; it has revolutionized working in the dark for me.
It did take some of the fun out of it when a local guy night-fishing had a big battery pack hanging on his belt turned his light on and the battery pack instantly blew a big chunk out of him and messed him up for life; I think of that every time I strap on my headlamp and now I always initially turn it on NOT ON MY HEAD.Actually no frost. Just plain old birch trees. Yes it is a bright headlamp! |
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