It was an interesting week for hiking and photography. Here are some of the best of the best.
Tag: UTAH
Meandering to the Meadow
I woke up without an alarm at 4:30a. I sprung out of bed and got to work. Now that I was going to be doing an 11-12 mile hike, I had to pack differently.
Return to the Scene of the Fear
We hiked in the 1.7 miles up to the intersection of the pipe and the end of one section of the trail. We dropped our packs and climbed up the steep path that houses the pipe
MACRO MORNING
While in general, it is a great to think of photography, and life for that matter, from a variety of perspectivies. But today, I chose to go singularly with the macro lens.
Out with the Old, In with the New
They served me well over the past seasons, but they too, are tired. They are probably hurt as much as my feet hurt.
The Fiery Cliffs of Noynac Ovorp
I figured if I was going to risk my life on the narrow passageway, I might as well do it when I am most fortified and motivated.
A Weekend of Beautiful Trails
The 4th of July weekend presented lots of holiday fun and also lots of hiking beauty. This post focuses on the hiking.
Finding Lost Creek
After hiking up the hill, I discovered that there was a lot more to the trail.
Life Returning After Range Fire
Regrowth is underway in Provo Canyon following last October's Range Fire that burned thousands and thousands of acres.
Patience on the Trail with Mother Nature
And while my initial reaction is frustration coupled with a little bit of anger, I need to look for ways to create connection and understanding. I can do this through compassion about their wanting to run on those wonderful trails and maybe use that as a starting point to help build awareness and help foster some patience.
