Many of us have shared it on Facebook . We all hope they find him, that would be just too cool.
I saw a post of a Harley triker on Facebook. Someone says they found his camera in Yellowstone. They posted the photo from his camera below. It can be a small world, so figured I'd run it by you guys to see if you know him. If you do, I have saved the post to my Facebook page. Let me know, and I'll provide whatever contact info is possible from the post.
https://scontent-mia1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/v/t1.0-9/11866496_10206527141369724_4891587873106608314_n.j pg?oh=e89d4b490f38195979cfe379eb45ed00&oe=563A4CBB
Big_Steve AKA "Chiefy"
2006 Honda VTX 1300 S Motor Trike. "Maryann" She got me back into riding. Gone, but never forgotten.
1998 Valkyrie standard (2 wheel) "R'ota"
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Many of us have shared it on Facebook . We all hope they find him, that would be just too cool.
Years ago, when shooting film cameras Nikon's and Hasselblad's, the first 2 frames on every roll of film I'd take were of the gray card and a copy of my personal info. I've been to the Kodak lab in NY numerous times and the one thing I always remembered was a complete department charged with trying to figure out who pictures belonged to. They looked for license plates, etc. and I'm talking about 100's of packets of pictures.
To this day I still do the same think...install a new SD card, take a pic of my info. Even have the same pic on my phone. Old habits ARE hard to break..
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"Anybody can become an American but ya have to be born a TEXAN"
"Ya know I haven't been everywhere but it's on my bucket list"
Yeah, BUT, Good old habits are great!
Rosy