Now is the turn of another very old and very cheap vintage lens I bought almost 20 years ago.
The Tokina 28-85 f/3.5-4.5 is a very heavy lens, and I never really took to it on the crop sensor cameras.
But it seems to do quite well on the full-frame mirrorless Z6.
Nice and sharp, no chromatic aberrations that I can see, and nice colours.
If you are prepared to use a tripod, manually focus and take your time, it can produce the goods.
And surely landscape photography is all about being out and slowing down.

Last year I was in Lisbon: