Tracking Ansel
The first sight of the Tetons is always a special moment. Jagged teeth rising above the buffalo plain. Jagged “teeth”, […]
Landscapes & Nature
Lander, Wyoming
We stayed the night this past Saturday-Sunday in Lander, Wyoming and it brought back a few distant memories. I must have
Lamont, Wyoming (and Halliburton and Grandma’s Café)
Lamont is now a semi-ghost town–a bit of Googling says there are now but three inhabitants (at least up through 2008).
Chicago Basin in Monochrome
A few images in monochrome from our recent epic adventure to Chicago Basin in the Needle Mountains near Silverton, Colorado…
14er Report #11: Sunlight Peak, Windom Peak, Mt. Eolus, North Eolus (Fall, Standard Routes from Chicago Basin)
“Something will have gone out of us as a people if we ever let the remaining wilderness be destroyed…We
Pardon the delay
…but I have been doing a whole lot of post-processing after a trip down to the Chicago Basin 14ers near
Postcards from the edge
OK, one last post before heading off into the backcountry. Some bits of “Americana” from rural Colorado. Or, perhaps, postcards
Dale Chihuly at the Denver Botanic Gardens
Dale Chihuly is a very well-known artist who uses glass as his medium–spectacular, smooth, elegant, explosive, psycho-colorful, environmental, massive, impossible, collections
14er Report #10: South Massive, Mt. Massive, Massive Green, North Massive, Point 14,169′ (Late Summer/Early Fall, Southwest Slopes & Tour de Massive)
“Life will give you whatever experience is most helpful for the evolution of your consciousness. How do you know