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Where in the midcoast are you? We live in Appleton and are going off grid as well. Kids are raised but we home schooled our son and highly recommend it.
Getting married in scotland in September and doing our honeymoon there as well! Found your page from the Onewheel coast to coast vid, you guys deserve wayyyy more views!
Hi Harry, I have a question regarding my DJI Avata. I’m trying to use 4K at 60 fps with the ultra wide lens and HorizonSteady, but it seems like these settings are not compatible. Does anyone know why the DJI Avata restricts certain stabilization modes with specific resolutions and lenses? Is there any way to bypass these limitations or any recommended solutions? Additionally, what would be the best settings you would recommend for filming interiors of real estate properties? Any tips for achieving the best quality footage indoors? Thanks for your help!
If you are going to do interior real estate video, use the wide setting and vertical lines in the sides of the lens will be straight. If you use ultra wide, the vertical lines will give you fish eye distortion. Also since you will be moving in different lighting situations, keep white balance in auto and the camera will adapt
Wow.... I had to take a double take of your video thumbnail as you look so much like my RU-vid friend Sylvie (DoeRaeMe) who has moved back into her childhood home in MAINE as well!! She moved with her husband and 3 kids under 6 from Canada and back to her childhood home which was off grid back when she was a kid growing up and now also living off grid again! She also home schools her kids (she was home schooled growing up). She heads into town to upload her videos. I bet you've probably seen her around town! I'm totally spinning out right now how similar the 2 of you actually are!!! Like... WOW!!! You 2 should DEFINITELY meet!!!
For a onewheeler, it's hard to manage the trip. Where to charge, which route to take, and so on. With a team and a bus, it's fun for sure, but no challenge at all, to be honest. :) I've done 100 miles more than once, all alone. It's manageable. What's important is the board and the charger. On the XR, it's much easier with an 8A charging option. The real challenge here is not getting busted by the police. Onewheels are banned in the most countries (in europe)
Be happy you live off grid. The police cannot broadcast in protection rackets via voice over power line communications via the smart meter or directional speakers threatening your family and demanding your wealth or attack you and your children with microwave weapons. The worst thing I did was move to Maine in 10/2022. The broadcast in protection rackets and microwave weapon attacks make my house nearly uninhabitable.
Who know the movie name Fly Away Home from 1996 about a adorable American movie actress found a ducklings and took them home with her and trained the ducklings 2 fly and i think her father did not liked the ducklings so he tried 2 get rid of the ducklings 2 drop the ducklings at a forest, but then at the end he started 2 like the ducklings and decided 2 train the ducklings 2 fly. This is kind of like that, 1980's and 1990`s movies r the best top number 1 classic movies in the world. 😊 ☺️ 👍 🙌
This afternoon, we found a little one in the middle of the road and its mom no place to be found. We took it the blue hill trailside museum, and unfortunately, they don’t accept animals, and they gave a list of phone numbers to call. Now we are trying to figure out where to send. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for saving this sweet bebe! About 2 years ago a girl I worked with found a baby mallard duckling in one of her flower pots, mama no where to be found. We had already had ducks, so she called me, and I of course couldn't say no! So long story, summarized, he lived in our house till he was big enough to be outside with the other ducks, but he didn't consider himself a duck, he identified as a dog..lol so he would come inside from time to time and sleep but he was still a wild duck so we really tried to let him live that way as much as he wanted, he played with the dogs, would sneak and eat their food, play tug-a-war with the rope toy, when we would get home you'd yell his name and he'd come running or flying to great you! But one day, he just vanished, no signs of him being killed, and last seen on my security camera sitting out by his tree...devastated, doesn't even begin to describe how heartbroken and sad are family was that he was gone, never would I have thought I'd love a freaking duck that much, and still to this day, if I see a solo duck flying anywhere in the area where we live, I'll yell his name out like a crazy person, just in case it might be him 😂 So yesterday my husband sends me a picture, and it's a baby goose!!! He works for the railroad and that sweet lil thing was running down the tracks, so he scooped him up, and well, I suppose here we go again! ❤❤
