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Thread: Film 36: Marlborough Red Stag Roar

  1. 03-04-2017, 01:36 PM #1
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    Film 36: Marlborough Red Stag Roar

    Film 36! @Wildman and I spent 5 days walking around Marlborough. We got sunburnt and saw 70 odd deer, Wildman shot a big stag. I didn't see anything I wanted to shoot. Good trip.

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    nice, plenty of animals around then ah
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    Awesome. Quite open country there
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    Nice, pretty barren country, Surprising number of animals, they must eat rocks!
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    Nice, looks like very barren but it's amazing where they can live!
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    Excellent work.
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    Good film gimp but watch out or you will start getting shit for not smiling.
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    Well done Chaps.
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    After giving the lightning a good heavy pack run do you rate it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Freezer View Post
    After giving the lightning a good heavy pack run do you rate it?

    I've carried some heavy loads in it, it's way better than my Macpac for loads over 25kg
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    That sure is open country well done on the stag you certainly earned that one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    I've carried some heavy loads in it, it's way better than my Macpac for loads over 25kg
    45 or 60l?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    45 or 60l?


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    Great trip Gimp. I enjoy your vids. Its a neat style to let the landscape tell the story rather than yapping at the camera like most.
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