I’m going to dedicate a post to describing the problem and showing a photo of the viewfinder. Enough people have this camera that they might have ideas.

Having spent some time (years ago) attempting hand lapidary of a few rocks, I always find the polished stone inlay floors, walls and sculptures absolutely mind boggling.

I've had that happen once or twice as well. No idea what caused it nor what I might've done to "correct" it.

Our reaction also. Later, we got an email from the booking website asking why we hadn’t shown up for our reservation.

I had dinner at the brewery nearly 20 years ago during a motorcycle trip that passed through Moab. The label on my pint glass has nearly faded away. Didn't make it out to the Point.

Your exit route makes ours look like a cakewalk!

It's got an almost ghostly glow as it fades into the night sky, doesn't it?

Kinda leaves me scratching my head as to why they would offer reservations for a time when they're not prepared to serve guests...

That's true urban combat riding!

It's reminiscent of what I saw in Pakistan nearly 40 years ago. The concept of a "lane" is a mere suggestion; the apparent protocol is to be the first to arrive at any given patch of pavement and flash your lights at oncoming traffic, expecting them to have the good sense to yield to you. Collisions were not an unheard-of phenomenon.

No horses on the road this time? What a smart idea to stay up in Monreale!

Glad you survived the chaos of Palermo. Great video and song selection

It looks like walking your bike in Palermo wasn't even a real option. I like the way Rachaels's video catches Scott's frustrated sigh when no one budges from his path.

Same stab from me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anemone_hortensis

What a fabulous CB meetup!

Ah, yes. Sicilian traffic at its best. LOL.