As I've understood it "ice melt" is easier on concrete and mortar. It's not as corrosive as salt is and has different freeze properties. That's the only reason I use it as opposed to salt.
Middle Tennessee is pretty icy. Lots of folks to the North and West of me without power.
Dog is super excited to go play in the snow ... but can't figure out why it's completely solid.
Got caught in about 8' one time on Lake Huron in a small sailboat. Fortunately got off the water fast and easily, but it was enough to teach me a lesson.
Interesting: I've not had the problem at all. I've been working through a new browser, but it wasn't giving me any trouble in Chrome either.
Is it timing out on you guys?
That stinks.
I know it won't be the same camera. But if it's worth the effort, "a" K1000 that's not "the" might be a fun marker. They're CHEAP. And they're good.
I shot Minolta SRTs which are roughly the same camera. I have three of 'em mostly collecting dust, but I can dust 'em off and throw...
I was in dark rooms with Dad as a toddler, and really did that kind of work up into my late 20s. Had all of the stuff until several years ago when I finally decided I was happy having someone else print 'em.
I think the Pentax K1000 came out in the mid-70s. Probably real similar to the model he...
Humorously: some of my better photographs have come off of my iPhone. It's honestly pretty capable.
My DSLR is a Nikon D3300. I've got several Minolta SRTs - they were my work horses when I was shooting pro. I've also got a Yashica 120, a Zeiss Ikon and a Leica M3.
It's really funny - for all of the years that I've been shooting, even in aviation photography I never really used more than about a 300mm lens. And more often than not, I was shooting wide angle.
I've got all my old film gear, plus my new(er) digital gear. Kinda' have cameras everywhere.
