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Kay exploring the interior of a gun battery. So glad we took the Giant bikes with their slightly narrower handlebars, which left just enough room for a cigarette paper either side of the doorways.
Nothing much to see in there, just empty beer cans, broken bottles and evidence of small fires, probably left by the youth of Malta.
SCUMBAGS are a LA area MTB club. We have a few rules.
1. Ride hard.
2. Your bike can't be "too nice" unless you borrowed it or stole it from work, otherwise you should be rolling on some shit.
3. Have Fun, don't take this too serious, we don't
After a decent (350m) climb on wet and gravelly mountain track on my old, reliable MTB, a disconcerting thought struck me... when descending mountain tracks like this, just when does 'old' and 'reliable' become 'a wing and a prayer'?
My first Fomapan 100 film from my 1950s Robot Star camera with Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 38mm 2.8 lens. The camera has a spring mechanism that, once fully wound, allows for 24 exposures with automatic film transport. The negatives are 23x23mm and you can expose about 55 photos with a normal 36-exposure film.