A couple of months ago, April and I hiked The Foothills Trail for a week in western South Carolina and North Carolina. She just wrote about the trip on her April’s Everyday Adventures site.
I took a cheap plastic camera loaded with black-and-white film on the hike.
It’s a half-frame camera, meaning a 36-exposure roll of film yields 72 images that are 1/2 of the size of a 35mm image. There are no settings on this camera. It’s a point-and-shoot, so you get what you get.
Out of over 700 images, here are a few images of us.
At the top of this page is a tab labeled “Notes,” and I post many photos there daily. I encourage you to check out that section of the site. Last night, I posted photos of a surprise fireworks show, a baby dolphin, the sunset, wild horses, a 161-foot sailboat docked next to Avemar, and more.
Oh, these are wonderful! Looks like you had a great time.
Nearly every emotion of our hike is captured in these photos! Thank you, Bill!