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    Quote Originally Posted by atmilkman View Post
    Nice pics. I see you been playing with the panorama again. I gotta try that.
    Took me while to figure it out, ATM. For Pano to work well with the IPhone5, and probably the 4S, you have to hold the phone in "portrait", not "landscape" orientation - short ends parallel to the ground, long ends perpendicular. In landscape, it cuts off the top of the photo, does for me at least. Works just fine when you hold it tall-wise. It's a spiffy tool. More pics on my FB page, here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1623751&type=1
    The more miles, the merrier!

    NH4K: 21/48; N.E.4K: 25/67; NEHH: 28/100; Northeast 4K: 27/115; AT: 124/2191

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    Quote Originally Posted by Driver8 View Post
    Took me while to figure it out, ATM. For Pano to work well with the IPhone5, and probably the 4S, you have to hold the phone in "portrait", not "landscape" orientation - short ends parallel to the ground, long ends perpendicular. In landscape, it cuts off the top of the photo, does for me at least. Works just fine when you hold it tall-wise. It's a spiffy tool. More pics on my FB page, here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1623751&type=1

    leheigh Gap-DWG 102.jpgthis is what I got on my attempts to take a panoramic...think I'll read my manual...

    nice picks Chris...I didn't know you ski

    does the AT run right over the top of the Mountain your on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by atmilkman View Post
    HB and Lou got their work cut out for themselves. He's got an Australian Southern accent and now he's hooked on Blake Shelton. Gonna take a lot of NY style pizza and cheesecake to erase that.
    As HB says, its all good!
    The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    leheigh Gap-DWG 102.jpgthis is what I got on my attempts to take a panoramic...think I'll read my manual...

    nice picks Chris...I didn't know you ski

    does the AT run right over the top of the Mountain your on?
    you're doing it wrong!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Driver8 View Post
    Took me while to figure it out, ATM. For Pano to work well with the IPhone5, and probably the 4S, you have to hold the phone in "portrait", not "landscape" orientation - short ends parallel to the ground, long ends perpendicular. In landscape, it cuts off the top of the photo, does for me at least. Works just fine when you hold it tall-wise. It's a spiffy tool. More pics on my FB page, here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1623751&type=1
    any word on norovirus'progress, was last spotted in pa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    any word on norovirus'progress, was last spotted in pa.
    Got me thinking maybe I should avoid the log books in the shelters.
    The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Driver8 View Post
    Took me while to figure it out, ATM. For Pano to work well with the IPhone5, and probably the 4S, you have to hold the phone in "portrait", not "landscape" orientation - short ends parallel to the ground, long ends perpendicular. In landscape, it cuts off the top of the photo, does for me at least. Works just fine when you hold it tall-wise. It's a spiffy tool. More pics on my FB page, here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1623751&type=1
    That is really interesting since intuition would lead you to think Landscape. The things you learn on WB and the Cafe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    you're doing it wrong!!
    you sure?.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    you sure?.....
    If your name isn't Hikerboy of COURSE you're doing it wrong.
    :-)
    Just completed my longest day yet. 27.9 miles.
    Mid point of AT pm tomorrow.

    Now logging out again.
    Cheers all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OzJacko View Post
    If your name isn't Hikerboy of COURSE you're doing it wrong.
    :-)
    Just completed my longest day yet. 27.9 miles.
    Mid point of AT pm tomorrow.

    Now logging out again.
    Cheers all.
    cheers Oz...great job on the 27.9...most impressive! gonna sleep well tonight, eh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OzJacko View Post
    If your name isn't Hikerboy of COURSE you're doing it wrong.
    :-)
    Just completed my longest day yet. 27.9 miles.
    Mid point of AT pm tomorrow.

    Now logging out again.
    Cheers all.
    Oz, Awesome! Keep it up and having fun!
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    Quote Originally Posted by OzJacko View Post
    If your name isn't Hikerboy of COURSE you're doing it wrong.
    :-)
    Just completed my longest day yet. 27.9 miles.
    Mid point of AT pm tomorrow.

    Now logging out again.
    Cheers all.
    27.9 miles? i might have to start calling you hikerboy!!
    how many kilometers is that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    27.9 miles? i might have to start calling you hikerboy!!
    how many kilometers is that?
    or HikerMAN
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    Quote Originally Posted by Astro View Post
    or HikerMAN
    actually in aussie its pronounced "oikerbuoy"

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    27.9 miles? i might have to start calling you hikerboy!!
    ^
    This or Papa Oz or LOzarus. You guys can knock em' down.
    "Hiking is as close to God as you can get without going to Church." - BobbyJo Sargent aka milkman Sometimes it's nice to take a long walk in THE FOG.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    nice picks Chris...I didn't know you ski

    does the AT run right over the top of the Mountain your on?
    It runs near the top of Killington, but not over it. Near the Cooper Lodge shelter, there's a spur trail to the summit that gains about 350' in about 0.2. I looked down the last of its route to the summit, and it *is* steep. It's worth the trip on a clear day. Outstanding views, and the summit area is pretty, though marred by a few communications towers.
    The more miles, the merrier!

    NH4K: 21/48; N.E.4K: 25/67; NEHH: 28/100; Northeast 4K: 27/115; AT: 124/2191

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    Welcome to the PA/NJ rocks OZ
    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

    Woo

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    any word on norovirus'progress, was last spotted in pa.
    Dunno. It's avoided me so far, thank goodness. Nasty business. ...
    The more miles, the merrier!

    NH4K: 21/48; N.E.4K: 25/67; NEHH: 28/100; Northeast 4K: 27/115; AT: 124/2191

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    Welcome to the PA/NJ rocks OZ
    Don't worry though, the rocks start in PA, but they get better once you get north past Maine.
    Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

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    Hi Ozzie.

    ATM, don't you have to kill the tree to get the heart?
    I'm not really a hiker, I just play one on White Blaze.

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