Which was really silly, in hindsight. Because all photos captured go onto a 32 GB micro SD card which is removable.
#doh
I drove around a corner. And saw this vista.
Which made the trip worthwhile. Spectacular views abound. Had I had more time I could have taken a free bus trip from the visitors centre to a spot most of the way up one of the biggest hills.
It doesn’t matter whether your glass is half full or half empty. There’s clearly enough space for more wine!
Intel Macs don’t support Bluetooth file transfer but PPC Macs do. Used my 2005 12-inch G4 PowerBook to get some pics off the Lumia 1520.
Two apps that are casualties of the move to High Sierra are Windows Phone & Nokia Photo Transfer. To get a pic off the Lumia 1520 I Bluetoothed it to a PPC Mac then used a USB stick to get it onto the iMac. BT transfer took 2 minutes for the 25 MB file.
@kdfrawg There's several walking tracks over some steep hills & gullies in the area. One particular one is signposted at a 90 minute trek. The group I was with did it in 25 minutes, this was long before I developed my joint problems. Now I can barely walk 600 metres without the left knee packing it in completely.
Day trip destination decided. http://parkweb.vic.gov.au/explore/parks/wilsons-promontory-national-park Wilson's Promontory is the southernmost point of mainland Australia. I have not been there for over 30 years.
Public holiday today. I'm going for a drive somewhere a few hours away that I'not visited for some time (if at all.) No idea where, though.
Stop somewhere for lunch & check out photographic opportunities.