Me! on my recent Panama trip

**James MacMillan** · 30th October 07, 05:30 PM

Just so everybody doesn't think I just stayed home. Here's flix of me in the first batch of shots.

**James MacMillan** · 30th October 07, 05:33 PM

Me! on my recent Panama trip - Batch two.

Scenic shots to follow!

**McMurdo** · 30th October 07, 05:34 PM

Excellent bunch of pictures James. Thanks.

**Panache** · 30th October 07, 05:54 PM

Fun photos! I hope you enjoyed your trip.

Cheers

Jamie

**O'Neille** · 30th October 07, 06:07 PM

It appears you had fun. I need to retire!

**James MacMillan** · 30th October 07, 06:45 PM

Now the scenic stuff:

**DTrain** · 30th October 07, 08:01 PM

Lovely! The best scenes are those of you in a kilt. You do well with the kilt in a variety of different situations. I have to say your collection has me envious--I have one (or two) now officially added to my wish list.

Maybe you could go back and identify the kilt and tartan in each photo (i.e., Black Stewart SWK, Leatherneck USAK, etc.)

**Oldhiker** · 30th October 07, 08:28 PM

you look very comfortable, I am jealous

**ccga3359** · 30th October 07, 08:36 PM

Wonderful pics Jay. That seemed like a very short two weeks. I trust the southern California fires didn't detract too much from your trip.

**James MacMillan** · 30th October 07, 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Wonderful pics Jay. That seemed like a very short two weeks. I trust the southern California fires didn't detract too much from your trip.

Well yes, they did. But in the end everything worked out OK. Nobody I know was burned out. A few had some fire damage, many, many were evacuated, still alot of smoke in the air.

But it was worry-some trying to get news just by cell phone.

One thing that pissed me off, I didn't find out about the evacuation until hours later, and my house sitting there empty. I could have had three couple stay over at my place. The frig was empty, but there was food in the freezer. -But by the time I found out about the evacuations, everyone had found places to roost for a few days.

If the winds don't shift and intensify, the firefighters should be able to contain things by the middle of next week.

Makes for some neat sunrise and sunset photos!