this weekend and those people are amazing and I know four of the partisipants. I am working on the pictures and a story of what it is and what I saw.
It runs from Grayling to Oscoda Mi a distance of 120 miles! It takes around 17 hours paddling and I forget how many portages. It starts at 9PM so much of it is in the dark. There were over 70 canoes entered.
We were driving from our home to Oscoda to get some pictures of my friends as the finished and I could not help but enjoy the country we were driving through. I saw this hay field and had to take a picture or two. I made them into this panorama. It was lucky I have it as I was on down on the river waiting for the canoes and remembered I had 220 shots from the night before in Grayling at the start of the race. I had already transfered them to my computer and still also had them on the camera. I deleted all of them.
A few hours later I was thinking the pictures I took of the field would make a nice Panorama and the light went off
I had deleted all the pictures on the card 
On the way home I remembered a program I had that is suppose to recover the pictures if you have not taken more pictures over them. I had not tried it but what the heck. What did I have to lose? I installed the program and stuck the card in and told it to recover what it could and it worked perfectly.
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It runs from Grayling to Oscoda Mi a distance of 120 miles! It takes around 17 hours paddling and I forget how many portages. It starts at 9PM so much of it is in the dark. There were over 70 canoes entered.
We were driving from our home to Oscoda to get some pictures of my friends as the finished and I could not help but enjoy the country we were driving through. I saw this hay field and had to take a picture or two. I made them into this panorama. It was lucky I have it as I was on down on the river waiting for the canoes and remembered I had 220 shots from the night before in Grayling at the start of the race. I had already transfered them to my computer and still also had them on the camera. I deleted all of them.
A few hours later I was thinking the pictures I took of the field would make a nice Panorama and the light went off
I had deleted all the pictures on the card On the way home I remembered a program I had that is suppose to recover the pictures if you have not taken more pictures over them. I had not tried it but what the heck. What did I have to lose? I installed the program and stuck the card in and told it to recover what it could and it worked perfectly.
[attachment 99861 panorama3.jpg]
