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30 Jan 2024 18:54 #8111
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With the Hummingbird, I use the dedicated Hummingbird monopod.
As it is, it fits nicely in a medium size rucksack and when extended fully it is perfect eye height when stood up. Perfect for just a morning stroll down the beach, and the monopod is great for shooing dogs away.
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As it is, it fits nicely in a medium size rucksack and when extended fully it is perfect eye height when stood up. Perfect for just a morning stroll down the beach, and the monopod is great for shooing dogs away.
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28 Jan 2024 10:21 #8082
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Replied by Nick Coulbeck on topic Purple sandpiper
He was here again this morning around 9 as the tide went out, sat on the breakwater quite happy.
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