Carl Stone

Not the best shot, but from an iPhone 6s+, and it only shows part of the bar. There's another 15-20 feet to the right. This is the world famous Birdcage Saloon on Whiskey Row in Prescott, Arizona. Frequented in their time by the Earp brothers, Wyatt, Virgil, & Morgan, plus Doc Holliday.

Shot in a hurry with an iPad Air. One of my wife's paintings, this one of me at a winery.

iPhone 6s+

Nikon D200/12-24 AFS

Nikon D7200/Sigma17-50 Prescott, Arizona Courthouse

Mystery Castle Phoenix, Az.

Saturday the 13th in Prescott, Az.

Hardware for the hungry...

Off of Lahaina, Maui

Great views of the countryside.

Backlit Ginger

Lahaina, Maui

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: Phoenix, Arizona in the background

I could not agree more. This appears to be different for no more reason than to be different, and it's certainly not an improvement, IMO.

<p>Indeed, Andrew, TM has saved my bacon more than once. I will look into <em>Back In Time, </em>thanks.</p>

<p>CD/DVDs can be problematic, so don't rely on them as fool proof backup media. For one thing, Sanford is running a Mac, and Apple is fazing out optical drives, which means that one would need an external optical drive. This is the same path that floppies went down, it's a dying choice. </p> <p>TM is good for keeping various versions of files, but fills a drive faster than a cloned drive would. For one thing, TM only copies changes as Sanford said. but it keeps the old versions too. When backing up using a clone it only keeps the changed version, a huge difference in how each works. </p> <p>I use both TM and make a bootable clone using ChronoSync. If I could only have one backup drive it would be a bootable clone. YMMV</p>

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