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There's a lot of world out there, and while any one of us might have a hard time getting to all those places, this body of work tries to contribute to it all.
There's a lot of world out there, and while any one of us might have a hard time getting to all those places, this body of work tries to contribute to it all.
After establishing Camp IV at Nankoweap (Mile 53), a small trail took us exploring up the side of the canyon to this view looking down river toward Kwagunt Rapid.
After a satisfying round or two of chasing the Frisbee around on the Antarctic Plateau, it's time to head for bed under the brillant glow of the midnight sun.
Lower Mossy Fall in King Ravine between Mt. Madison and Mt. Adams in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Footprints from the moon?
Our kiva is aglow with activity as folks get ready for bed under a looming rock outcropping of Mt. Williamson.
Camp III: Martha's - River mile 38.5 - we find a small sandbar amidst the shear walls of the narrow canyon to camp.
The evening light brings out an impressive show of color from the cliffs forming the upper rim of the canyon.
After lunch, we continue our descent into Cloud Canyon and onto our next objective, Copper Mine Pass.
There weren't many creatures out there to be seen, but one species did keep cropping up... the photographer. Usually found along dune ridge crests.
Glowing Fern on The Link Trail.
Dan, Doug and Rob work their way up a small hill above Cardenas Camp (Camp V) at river mile 71 to see some ruins and for the view.
Teri marches up Peter's tracks and leaves her shadow behind as the sun and Milestone Mountain line right up.