Nikon Coolpix

It was just like a video diary.

I had like, remember the Coolpix camera?

Yes.

My mom bought me, like, a cute-

Okay

... which is a Coolpix P1100.

Coolpix.

So, one, you instantly get street cred for being a Coolpix.

Oh, yeah.

Two, it's a one over 2.3 inch sensor.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, she bought me a disposable camera, a little Kodak, and we would get them developed at the local drugstore.

And then she had a little Nikon Coolpix at the time.

And I stole that from her.

And I would take pictures of my fifth grade classmates and sell them to the parents every week for $15 a pop.

Let's see.

All right, so now I'm recording video again as I approach the Blankenthrop trestle bridge, recording audio with my left hand and holding my Nikon Coolpix camera in my right hand as I board the planks of the bridge.

I'll stop the video again.

I'll start it when I get to Roy, briefly, and then I'll be checking the gate at the back of Garden Works.

As I climb back out of a little dip, I'm now recording with two devices, both of them in their early decline, let's say.

If you were relating the equipment that I'm using today for this show, it would be the Fitbit on my wrist and the Coolpix camera in my hand.

We have learnt so much since those days.

I'm now going back to those days when we could run without a phone.

I wouldn't know what that's like or-

When are we gonna see the Coolpix from the weekend?

Oh, I gotta put those up.

Yes.

Yes.

You had the Coolpix going.

We did, and the selfies.

I know we got this cool Polaroid over here too, but, you know.