The view from Chalk Mountain Road, Wyoming, on a beautiful summer day…
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Watching the light come up at Zion National Park, Utah…
Looking out across the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming on a hazy spring afternoon…
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As the hot, hazy, smoky days of summer drag on I remind myself – winter is coming…
Looking out across the snow covered hills of the Apache National Forest near Blue Vista, Arizona, on a winter day.
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Chillin with the cows in the mountains near Helena, Montana…
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Looking out across the Absaroka Mountains of Wyoming from the top of Dead Indian Pass…
Looking south from the highest point along Beartooth Pass in Wyoming, altitude 11,000 feet…
Exploring back roads in the mountains can be frustrating. You might spend an hour bouncing down a dirt track, negotiating past washouts and fallen trees, and there is nothing to see but that endless dirt road and trees that all look the same on either side. You’re tired, your whole body hurts from all of the bouncing around, and you start thinking about turning back. Then, up ahead, you see sunlight and a patch of blue sky. You break out into the clear – the whole world is spread out before you – and even the long drive back down the mountain seems worthwhile.
Looking south from the top of Beartooth Pass, Wyoming. Summer morning view of Black Stone Lake and the Absaroka Mountains. Elevation 11,000 feet.
View from the top of Beartooth Pass looking southwest. Elevation about 11,000 feet. Not quite the top of the world, but it felt like it after I hiked up a hill of broken rock to get this shot.
Cool thing about the Ballard Locks – you can walk across the top of the gates. This was shot from the top of one of the gates of the small lock, looking east.
Climbing some rocks at Cap Sante Park to get a good view of Anacortes, WA. I’ll post some shots I took from the top of those rocks later – but I like this one where the town is just coming into view. Click to see a larger image.
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