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17-SEP-2007

Wanda and Jim Yellowstone 09_17_07.jpg

Canon EOS 20D
1/640s f/8.0 at 120.0mm iso800 hide exif
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Date/Time17-Sep-2007 11:39:43
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
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Focal Length120 mm
Exposure Time1/640 sec
Aperturef/8
ISO Equivalent800
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Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
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Peter 27-Feb-2008 19:15
I finally figured out why in every picture Wanda is leading the pack when she
Is riding her cycle, it seems NAVAGATION is the determining factor!
Riders following her lead have a fantastic view of her longitudinal axis, not to mention a not so shabby transverse axis. Her ADF = Automatic Direction Finder is well tuned her compass always points due North, thus causing the rest of the flock to fall into formation directly astern of Wanda’s
Swiss Movements. My Wings of Gold for a bike!
VerymarriedV 20-Sep-2007 18:24
Wanda, Jim was probably so distracted by the view of your spandex covered tush and legs for 30 miles that he didn't even notice the rough ride and strain caused by the trail tires LOL
Wm. Bates19-Sep-2007 21:09
Jim,

It was nice to have some company on the ride to Old Faithful. You did great considering you were on a mountain bike and I was on My road bike. It was so not fair of Me to have you peddle your butt for 30 miles on trail tires. Thanks so much for joining Me.

Wanda
Jim McKinlock19-Sep-2007 16:21
Nice shot except for the creepy looking guy following Wanda ;-)

It was fun riding with you Wanda.
Fred Gary18-Sep-2007 09:40
Great shot, fantastic background but it wouldn't be complete without Wanda in the foreground.
VerymarriedV 18-Sep-2007 04:21
Wanda was so covered up and shot from such a distance that I actually got to notice the beautiful scenery in the background of this picture :-)