added binos page and webp support

hugo-content/content/treasures/binoculars.md

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+---
+title: "Binoculars"
+date: 2023-06-02T21:49:36-07:00
+draft: false
+---
+
+Model: Swarovski Optik Companion CL 10x30 B 
+Black, wild-nature package
+[Current link (may break)](https://www.swarovskioptik.com/at/en/hunting/products/binoculars/cl/cl-companion/cl-companion-10x30/5603928)
+
+
+So for these I had been looking at range finders for hunting. I followed the [youtuber Cliff's advice](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aqy7QGcNxbE&t=1113s) on sticking to the ~10x range and had been looking at leupold, swarovski, bushnell, nikon, vortex, etc. I happened to see some spotting scopes while walking through the small town of Mendicino after a wine tasting, and popped in just before closing time. The man at the counter walked me through many pairs, teaching me things I hadn't read online and really letting me see the difference in weights, sizes, clarity, looks, etc. I thought the Leupold 12x50(?)s were very nice, but the price of $600+ felt outside my spontaneous purchase budget. For kicks, I asked to try some swarovski's ($2500) to compare. They were damn nice, so I died a little inside. He then pulled out the Companion CL's. They were less than half the size of the leupolds, but I swear they were the clearest things I have loked through. It was like having super powers!
+
+I turned to my wife (it was on our honeymoon), and she gave me the go-ahead, saying she wasn't going to stop me (even though they were double the price of the "too pricey" Leupolds). It was a fun moment I will always remeber while using them.
+
+Since then, I've brought these bad boys along with me to a lot of places and the joy of being able to see much further and much more clearly has not faded. I hope they perform well for many years, hunting, sailing/boating, hiking, camping, etc. 

scripts/make_webp.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# Find all files of type PNG, JPEG, or TIFF
+files=$(find ../hugo-content/static/test-img -type f -iname "*.png" -o -iname "*.jpg" -o -iname "*.tif")
+
+# Loop through all the files in the directory
+for file in $files; do
+    # Convert the file to WEBP
+    cwebp -resize 1500 0 $file -o "${file%.*}.webp"
+    # Delete old file
+    rm $file
+done