A background with a North American P-51D Mustang would also be appropriate.

I am with you, if it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all.

One time, counted 20 plus cars doing this in fifteen minutes at the NJ turnpike entrance to the Holland Tunnel. It's a feed from to approaches, that leads to several traffic lights. The jumping ahead in the shoulder just makes it worse for the rest of us, and eventually someone had to let them in, to prevent accidents.

Another happy Unique photo customer.
My Z6 and many of my Z lenses were pre-ordered through them.
They called when it was ready for pick-up, and held onto items, when I was away, and could not come immediately.

I find it a little funny that my Nikon equipment has been purchased using a Sony branded account, for 12 months no interest financing.

They also have camera show events, offering discounts, classes, enhanced rewards on their loyalty program.

Certainly worth considering, if you are local.
I have also done mail-order purchases with no issues.

An older model, spotted in 2016, at the dealer.
It was in for service.

I chose ctrclckws in the 80's for Compuserve. It's short for counterclockwise, because I've always liked clocks running backwards.
Saw my first barber clock when I was very young.
A barbershop clock was reversed, so it looked correct in the mirror.

I think New Jersey could barely be considered New England.

Today, had to work overnight due to software installs.

For those cameras with two card slots, take out the card you aren't using for the update.
I have an old low capacity SD card that use in most of the cameras when the need arises.

It might be useful, if you used one computer for most of your work. For me, eight plus hours with a work computer, and too many personal computers with different setups, so I am not always using the one and only, it does not help.
It did not always stay connected, when I tried it, several years, and an old computer, even then.
May be better, with recent hardware.

And Army Wives, as well

Not for me. I haven't even used my Z6 to the fullest.
Much less the refurbished D850 I recently bought.

Rust is oxidation of a surface expose to oxygen.

When cut apples or potatoes turn brown, the are rusting.

Some metals oxidize on a thin layer on the surface, which then protects the rest of the material. Aluminum is like this.

Other metals rust in a way that the oxide can flake off or bubble up, exposing the underlying material to oxygen, leading to more rust, and strong destruction.
Iron and steels are like this.

Cor10 steel has additives to prevent the spread of rust. A lot of the shipping containers are made if this.

Material engineering is fun.

Interesting event

Sorry, duplicated post.

Best wishes to you , hope you find one.

I stopped Bridge cameras with the P610.
Not quite as long zoom, but very compact.