Mobile In Maine
So back around 2018 when I got my first Dodge Charger I started driving a lot more. I would go on these excursions a few times a week, and travel to all these rural areas pretty much anywhere within a one hundred mile radius of my house.
I started doing a little photography and whenever I saw something that I thought was cool or interesting in some way I would snap a picture of it – ultimately ending up with hundreds.
Initially I had a pretty decent camera but it got damaged and I replaced it with some low-end waterproof thing from Staples; it still did take some fairly decent pictures though.
Hobbit Land
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Me and a friend took a trip to Hobbit Land – about five minutes away.
Actually Hobbit Land is probably closer to ten minutes away by the time you drive through the city and all, and the one-hundred-mile radius estimate isn't exactly right either because I know on many occasions it was closer to two hundred. Way up north, the next state over, and the Canadian border, yeah, that's a lot closer to two hundred.
So back around 2018 when I got my first Dodge Charger I started driving a lot more. I would go on these excursions a few times a week, and travel to all these rural areas pretty much anywhere within a one hundred mile radius of my house.
I started doing a little photography and whenever I saw something that I thought was cool or interesting in some way I would snap a picture of it – ultimately ending up with hundreds.
Initially I had a pretty decent camera but it got damaged and I replaced it with some low-end waterproof thing from Staples; it still did take some fairly decent pictures though.
Hobbit Land
Me and a friend took a trip to Hobbit Land – about five minutes away.
Actually Hobbit Land is probably closer to ten minutes away by the time you drive through the city and all, and the one-hundred-mile radius estimate isn't exactly right either because I know on many occasions it was closer to two hundred. Way up north, the next state over, and the Canadian border, yeah, that's a lot closer to two hundred.
