these are random photos, in no particular chronological order, of various mountains, hikes, climbs, and other stuff that's been happening in the last few months.
every hike, every climb, brings new insights, new astoundments (my word, not webster's), new openings. how's it going to end?
every hike, every climb, brings new insights, new astoundments (my word, not webster's), new openings. how's it going to end?
wind and hail, clouds and rain.
waiting for the next climb.
my next home.
yeah, try sitting in padmasana in hiking boots!
our most recent climb, old woman mountain. we're related, don't you know?
mt. wilson, az. coming down from the summit, at dusk, on the night of the full moon.
brings a new meaning to support.
yep. bring a tent.
i don't know how it will end. i'm not there yet.
Good pictures, especially that second one.
ReplyDeleteDid you draw that cartoon as well? Either way, it's nice to see that particular art form represented on your fine blog.
thanks, kirk. no, drawing is most definitely not one of my skills. that's from xkcd.com, a site i highly recommend you visit. have to figure out a way to give credit for that cartoon.
Deletekirk, i put the link to the site in the post. they always have great mouseovers.
DeleteAstoundments is a good word, so is boots, full, support and Tom. Great pictures for a great adventure. Who cares how it ends.
ReplyDeletethanks, mike. nope, don't much care how it ends, as long as nobody gets hurt.
DeleteI may move into that cave just next to this one. A good retreat in the winter months.
ReplyDeletewelcome to the neighborhood! it's a quiet place, very restful.
DeleteGreat pictures! Great new word. Great Tom offering.
ReplyDeletethanks,kass. i'm so glad you're back on the blog scene.
DeleteThanks for the link, rraine.
ReplyDeleteI'm not so sure about the long walks on the beach, though. There's no mountains there unless you're at the western base of the Andes...
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