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A hike to remember
The best laid plans of mice and men, etc. Well, that’s pretty much been 2020 for all of us. We had plans to go hiking in more national parks but the ones we had penciled in for this year are … Continue reading
A not well planned visit to Calf Creek Falls in Utah
The fond memories I have of that day trip in May 2019. We started out with breakfast in Torrey, Utah at a great coffee shop and headed straight down scenic Highway 12. And this is where the not well planned … Continue reading
Posted in life, Nature, photography, Throwback Thursday, Travel Photography
Tagged cactus, Calf Creek Trail, creek, flowers, hiking, landscape photography, Utah, visit Utah
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Sailboat
And if the wind is right you can find the joy of innocence again. Oh the canvas can do miracles just you wait and see. Believe me… Sailing by Christopher Cross Teri 📷
Posted in Art, Nature, Ohio, photography
Tagged Alum Creek State Park, landscape photography, sailboat, sailing, sunset
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What a difference a year makes
Last year was a whirlwind of travel. We were in airports so many times that we accumulated a ton of points that were going to be used for a new grand adventure for 2020. As I recall we visited California, … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, photography, street photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Arizona, astrophotography, California, Christmas, Colorado, landscape photography, Missouri, New York, spring, travel memories, Utah
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Billy visits Scotland – Way up on Nevis Range
The Nevis Range mountain gondola is the only one of it’s kind in Britain built on the north face of Aonach Mor which is the 8th highest mountain in Britain (1221 meters/4006 feet) located just outside of Fort William, Scotland. … Continue reading
Posted in photography, travel, Travel Photography, writing
Tagged Billy T. Bull, Fort Williams, gondola ride, landscape photography, Nevis Range, Scotland, visit Scotland
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Climbing the Rocks
Colorado residents, I discovered, are really into their outdoor exercises out there! I saw so many people riding their bicycles almost everywhere, even in the Rocky Mountain National Park where it amazed me that they could do it at such … Continue reading
Why Colorado?
Other than just getting into your vehicle and tossing a coin to determine which way to go, when deciding to go someplace there are usually reasons for the final destination and our trip to Colorado had a couple of reasons … Continue reading
Posted in family, Nature, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Boulder, Colorado, Eldorado Canyon State Park, landscape photography, nature photography, Sony images
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One reader almost got it!
One reader (Katie over at Kate’s Insights) guessed two states one of which is the correct one. So let’s try this one more time shall we? I know you can do it and let’s see who gets there first. Sorry … Continue reading
Posted in life, Nature, photography, Travel Photography, Trees
Tagged bee, flowers, landscape photography, mountains, nature photography, snow, travel photography
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Bucket Listing
You may have noticed that I’ve been missing for a bit. Well, that’s because we were busy scratching things off of our bucket list and did we ever scratch! We’ve been to a state we’ve never been before, met relatives … Continue reading
Posted in life, Nature, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged lakes, landscape photography, mountains, nature photography, snow, travel
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Pie
Located at the confluence of the Fremont River and Sulphur Creek is the settlement of Fruita, Utah. Fruita was founded by a group of Mormons in 1880 and was abandoned in 1955 when the national park services purchased the town … Continue reading
Posted in History, Nature, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Capitol Reef National Park, Fruita, landscape photography, pie, Utah
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