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Near Route 80

Want to buy once fired 30-06 and 10mm brass. No loaded ammo. PU near I80. May also be interested in 30 caliber bullets if I'm buying brass as well.

Standard garden centers that also put together extensive holiday displays and attractions. I'll link the FGC YouTube videos later

I was sad to see the Fountains of Wayne building was demolished today, and even more sad to find out Fairfield Garden Center was closed after I googled it. Are there any great 'seasonal' places like these left? I loved going to each of these as a kid for Halloween and Christmas. The displays were a holdover from the past and unfortunately are a dying breed.

One of the reasons I live in PA

I would consider 240k 'permanent residence' pricing. Everyone has different opinions on $$$, but I couldn't imagine buying a second residence at that price. Ideally, I'd love a bungalow

Once upon a time average people built summer homes on the Jersey Shore, Lake Hopatcong, Poconos, etc. Over time as the land became valuable these seem to have disappeared Do affordable summer homes still exist on the Jersey shore? I briefly looked and only saw tenement condos in Atlantic City. I'm in no shape to buy a vacation home, but it's nice to dream. The only average people who own vacation homes seem to have them passed down from family.

When focusing my view is quite sharp.. but my photos not so much. I don't see any adjustability in my rangefinder. Is it possible to adjust one?

I'm having focus issues. My close up pictures are blurry 50+ feet, no problem. Shots are nice and crisp. 3-15 feet and my photos are coming out very out of focus. I am lining up the edges in my rangefinder but everything is blurry on my developed photos. I had someone at the camera store/lab take a few shots and their photos were even more blurry. This is all across various lighting and aperture settings. I was using Fuji 200 speed film shot at 100. Any suggestions? User error? Mechanical issue? I compared my rangefinder distances with a tape measure. It appears correct. This is on my Argus C4

My developed photos were outdoor only, sorry. I'd prefer to stick to one film speed. My available shutter speeds are 10, 50, 100, and 300. I'm going to keep learning by trial and error!

My first roll of film is very overexposed. I was not aware of bumping up one F stop because I was shooting 200 film at 100. That should actually help in low light, correct? I was taking pictures of my pets at 2.8 in a darkish room. I wonder if it will display anything. I want to keep shooting 200 speed film at 100 to keep learning at this time, but I should probably jump to 1/300 if taking pictures in snow or on a beach, no? How abysmal is 200 speed in an average indoor setting at my speed? Should I accelerate my speed to 1/50?

Yes, but my confusion arises with being unable to set my shutter speed to 200. It's 100 or 300

So.. My Argus has shutter speeds of 10, 50, 100, 300. If using 200 speed film, what should my speed be? I have my first canister being developed. I'm going to be bummed when they're all horribly exposed.

Malice, thank you. Unique has the best pricing so far at $11.99 for 36 exposures. $9 for 24. Place closest to me is $15

Costco was actually $2 until two years ago when they dropped it. I'm dabbling in film for the fun of it