Some of the things I think about ...
... while we are backpacking and especially when John is involved taking photographs. Once we get back home I try to write something about it while John is busy editing and post processing photographs, or shopping online for more camera gear, or selling camera gear on eBay, etc, etc, etc. The subjects usually fall somewhere within these broad topics:
Backpacking and the outdoors
Environmental and Societal Issues
Interpersonal Relationships
Personal Issues
Travel
Jean patiently waiting (again) for John to finish taking photos before continuing on the Swiftcurrent Pass Trail in Glacier National Park, Montana
Backpacking and the outdoors
Wilderness Lost
I've Grown Accustomed to the Canyon's Face
Love at First Sight
The Art in Backpacking
Lighten Up
Happy Trails
Our Best Idea
Unsung Heroes
Hey Bear!
What makes a "Great Walk" a great walk?
Banner Peak seen from the John Muir Trail in Ansel Adams Wilderness, California
Environmental and Societal Issues
Spruce trees killed by Spruce Bark Beetles in the Weminuche Wilderness, Colorado
Interpersonal Relationships
For better and for worse
It's almost like dancing
You ought to be in pictures
Adventures in Parenting
What do they do?
Family Matters
John and Jean on the summit of Redcloud Peak (14,035ft), Colorado
Personal Issues
Seduced and Betrayed
Live Long and Prosper
When the going gets tough ...
Got Grit?
Look at me! Look at me!
Seduced by the "Dark Side"
Where's my tribe?
If I were King of the Forest
The clock is ticking
Putting one foot in front of the other
You are so lucky!
Where's my guy?
Confessions of a "Backcountry Snob"
To blog or not to blog
You can't always get what you want
Jean on the trail ascending to Forester Pass (13,200 feet) on the John Muir Trail in Kings Canyon National Park, California
Travel
Becoming Nomads
Speaking the Language
The good, the bad and the ugly of Canadian Highways
Can I take your picture?
John showing one of the women in the Tharu village the photo he just took of her during our trip to Nepal
1 comment:
Finally have time to look. Love this photo.
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