What we have been up to this week: Courtesy parking in Jacksonville, FL with friends. Jacksonville zoo & beach! Survived an intense rainstorm driving to Tampa, FL. Spoiled by our friend Cassie’s amazing cooking for Thanksgiving. Its been a great week!
Now that we are officially on the road full time, I thought an update about our current homeschool activities was appropriate. If you recall, our beginning was a little rocky, but I feel like the kids have now gotten into a routine. Some days Andrew will wake up and be done with his workbooks before…
Our Thanksgiving tradition is to create a “Thankful Tree”. Usually this involves a cardboard tree cutout, lots of tape, and the kitchen wall in our home in Lehi. Even though we are not in a normal house this year, we really wanted to keep up this tradition and provide some continuity for our family. So…
On our very first trip in the Airstream, we realized that we needed some hooks. Hooks for towels, keys, sunglasses, and clothes. As you can imagine, I wasn’t excited to drill holes all over the walls and furniture trying to decide where the hooks would work best. Spackle doesn’t look great on aluminum. Enter 3M…
Capture is a simple, elegant solution for carrying a camera. Attach the base plate to any strap, bag, belt, or backpack and securely drop in a camera for hands free movement while on the go. Its brilliant. I can’t tell you how many photo opportunities I used to miss because my camera was in my…
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Hey guys – Old post but came up in one of my searches. At any rate, I just picked up a Capture Pro and think I am really going to like it. I had a rapid strap but found for hiking that it really want the best option for carrying my DSLR and wanted something a bite more secure.
I am curious about your carrying on backpack straps. In just doing some quick testing I noticed that my backpack really pulls to the side with the camera. Expected due to the extra weight, but I was curious what you have done to deal with this.
Seems like a great product and I used your discount code (still works) when I purchased it.
It does pull quite a bit depending on your camera. I found that I actually prefer wearing it on the belt strap (a thinner part) to a shoulder strap. Otherwise I just put my water bladder on the other side to try and balance it out! Thanks for using our code. Can’t wait to see what you do with it!
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