Curbside Classic Outtake: Strength In Numbers Edition

by Paul Niedermeyer

Published: December 21st, 2009

curbside classic outtake strength in numbers edition

Nature favors traveling in multiples; loners are at risk of death, or running down their energy sources, and unable to share their stored resources. To really appreciate the charge that traveling in twos can provide, make the jump (literally):

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FreedMike on Dec 22, 2009

Paul - Does the sun EVER shine there?

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- Oregon Sage on Dec 22, 2009
  
  Well, it is winter here ya know. We had sunshine a couple of weeks ago during a lovely inversion with 10 degree F nights and sub freezing days. I went for a brief motorcycle ride on Saturday during 60 degree weather, only partly cloudy. Yes, the sun does shine in Eugene.
  
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- Paul Niedermeyer on Dec 22, 2009
  
  To add to Oregon Sage: it does, especially all summer long and into fall. And I actually prefer shooting in the overcast; avoids glare and shadows.
  
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TonUpBoi on Dec 22, 2009

I'm jealous. Their's aren't sitting under a foot and a half of snow like my 924S is.

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