Showing posts with label recollection phase of the recreation experience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recollection phase of the recreation experience. Show all posts

28 December 2021

Slide show on computer (Recollection Phase of the Experience)

 I back up most of my digital imagery on the computer and all on my google drive since it is so big and my hard disk is full.  (Yes I have some external drives too, but they are filling up.

Anyway, on my Dell (Windows 10) I have it set up to do a slide show of pictures.  It is set up to randomly show a picture every minute from a preselected folder.  For the past month or so,  have been enjoying pictures from Iceland and get to see some shots that I totally forgot about.

See Recollection Phase from Clawson and Knetsch.  (Clawson, M., & Knetsch, J. L. (1966). Economics of Outdoor Recreation. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press.)

Here some pics from Iceland:













15 February 2010

Nice today, Snow tomorrow


Time to be thinking about warmer weather. I used to be able to make the annual trip to warmer climates in February instead of x-mas break. That meant I could break the winter months into two. And once I returned to Massachusetts, there would only be a few months 'til spring.


Oh well. Ill enjoy the recollection phase of the recreation experience.

13 August 2009

The Recollection Phase of the Recreation Experience


Ok, so now you are home, hopefully unpacked, and downloading all the pics and videos to you computer. You dump all the crappy ones (maybe). You know, the ones where you didn't wait for the camera to adjust temperature from the air conditioned room or car to the natural hot and humid air and this caused the lens to steam up. Darn.


Anyway, I am now starting to create a DVD of the photos and video from TCI. I have uploaded a few to my Facebook account, Panoramio (hoping for Google Earth acceptance) and email some to friends.
This is all part of the recollection phase of the recreation experience. I am reliving the experience through the photos, remembering the sights, sounds, smells, the heat, the taste of the great seafood consumed...you get the picture.

enjoy.