Right Doris, that was my thought ,too. After losing a mint 3-G (sob) in a
beautifully emblazoned Leitz bag, I converted to the less convenient, but
innocuous containers. First to military surplus, then to soft-sided cooler
bags. So far no one seems to have been tempted by the "Dr Pepper" emblazoned
white sided bag on my front seat. And it's a nice defense against summer heat.
Rick in VA
(actually from Chesapeake Bay country, where John Smith first saw land...
the white cliffs of Calvert, and claimed the area in the name of his queen:
Mary - land)
>>> *- DORIS FANG -* <sfsttj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 03/07 5:29 PM >>>
On Tue, 7 Mar 2000 Johnsonpa@xxxxxxx wrote:
> << The bag was called GateMouth. There was a sale at the time. It is a green
> and
> beige bag. What I do is pack a LowePro Photo Runner back inside the
> GateMouth Jr. bag.
> Wayne >>
I noticed these at Home Despot a while back, and they seem very heavy,
awkward to work out of, and in general inferior (though very sturdy)
to most camera bags. Why would one "double-bag", save for transport via
a vehicle ? A bag that is used for tools may be as desirable to a thief
than one that says "camera".
*= Doris Fang =*
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