Border Patrol:Lakes and Mountains Weekend, Sept3/4

Awesome pics. Thanks all.

Scott's photo shows the Saturday run in all its glory.

First video.

:woohoo: Thanks for posting the video David, any chance you could change the status from private to public so we can actually view it

PQD44 wrote: :woohoo: Thanks for posting the video David, any chance you could change the status from private to public so we can actually view it

Ah.. .right.. .woops

Have another try!

Great video David - that Trophy Blue TF looks fantastic

:woohoo: David, that video is very impressive, well done. Must admit when I first saw the mounting of the camera I was thinking there would be a lot of camera shake.

I must admit your choice of music was also much more appropriate than the tracks some people (cough clive) add to their videos

The video just got better and better, the last 30 secs were superb, not that I'm partisan or counting the screen time you allocated to the that great looking F at the end you understand.

Seriously - David a huge thank you from me and Saul. It was not the choice of route, the pace, the great opportunities to stop and admire the views, the (none laminated) maps, the background history or the flexibility shown, it was in the end down to you making sure everything was thought out and delivered with such ease that made for such an enjoyable day.

Gee thanks guys! I'm all embarrassed now!

Now I've got over the initial problem of dealing with video on my new laptop, expect more to come!

PQD44 wrote: :woohoo: David, that video is very impressive, well done. Must admit when I first saw the mounting of the camera I was thinking there would be a lot of camera shake.

I must admit your choice of music was also much more appropriate than the tracks some people (cough clive) add to their videos

The video just got better and better, the last 30 secs were superb, not that I'm partisan or counting the screen time you allocated to the that great looking F at the end you understand.

Seriously - David a huge thank you from me and Saul. It was not the choice of route, the pace, the great opportunities to stop and admire the views, the (none laminated) maps, the background history or the flexibility shown, it was in the end down to you making sure everything was thought out and delivered with such ease that made for such an enjoyable day.

+1 on that - well apart from the funny stripey thing with the stuck indicator

David Aiketgate wrote: .......
Now I've got over the initial problem of dealing with video on my new laptop, expect more to come!

Look forward to those. I also liked the way you blended music with the Daytona tones. Now admit it did you get help from a 6 year old with the the technical aspects of the video/audio editing?

Tigger wrote: .......
well apart from the funny stripey thing.....

You're from Wales (not an excuse obviously, but it does add to mitigating circumstances) and since your wife did explain some of your problems whilst you were away from the table, I'll make an exception for you on this occasion and overlook your flippant quip.

No children were used in the production of these videos.