Oh I think you need one Rich.. or perhaps 2: one for keeping in the
house, one for keeping in the car so that you don't have to remember to
load it ;-). I have seen the walking sticks that Roger refers to, and
they are pretty good. Trouble is, you don't have the fittings that the
CamCane has. On the other hand the CamCane does not come with a wrist
strap, only a leather and elastic shoulder strap.
Chris (who has never been to a Costco, but the samples sound good...)
On Thursday, Jul 17, 2003, at 13:19 Europe/London, Rich Doggett wrote:
Simpler/similar? Look at the models down the page:
http://www.rei.com/online/store/Search?stat=7889&storeId=8000&langId=-
1&cata
logId=40000008000&query=hiking+poles&x=19&y=13
I'm talking myself into one of these for hiking/travel. The Bogen
monopod
is perfect for flatland/city/event photography where I'm at one primary
location, but otherwise bulky & heavy for serious hiking or travel.
Billingham eh, Chris? Here we go again. It's not a slippery slope,
it's a
cliff.
Rich (but first to Costco for potstickers - ever go to Costco just to
eat
the samples? Some do...)
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