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Tag Archives: outdoors
What is this place? Goals Work.
A few days I posted a picture that I said I’d explain in the future. Well, the future is now and here’s the picture again: Well, you can see it’s a wooden bridge over ???, with a gravel (actually crushed … Continue reading
Pristine SUVs
I posted a few days ago that we had gotten a new car, after waiting over a year on order for a car we didn’t get. This all started when our favorite car repair shop closed because the owners retired. … Continue reading
Another irritating thing (TAGLIST)
Quite some time ago wordpress.com changed their interface, in my view, almost entirely for the worst. Too many times people try to dumb down software to try to attract the fools and just make it harder to use for those … Continue reading
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Amazing, no time left to do much of a post
It always amazes me how times flies. One might think someone retired would have all the time in the world to write a few posts, but even as my late owl day comes to an end today I don’t have … Continue reading
Never assume you don’t need your map
Once while geodashing, I set out about 2 miles overland in rugged country in Wyoming with ONLY my handheld GPS, no map, no compass. When I used to backpack, way before GPS even existed, I was always careful to “stay … Continue reading
Amazing how scale works
I posted this photo here (beautiful, isn’t it, but I wish I were there now): and I got four views, which doesn’t make any sense as there are twelve likes (I guess it must be possible to like without viewing). … Continue reading
Spring snow in the mountains
Continuing with some pretty outdoor scenes here is an unexpected scene. This is a shot of the turnaround loop in the North Tongue campground in the Bighorn Mountains in early summer. Over night it got cold enough to produce a … Continue reading
Continuing with nature scenes
My latest batch of photos have been the big bold nature scenes which are easy to shoot with good results, but hard to shoot with really good results. For this site I was I’d had a drone since access was … Continue reading
Now a few pretty scenes
I take a lot of pictures: some are interesting closeups or specific subjects I like (roads, trails) and others are the glorified snapshots of nature scenes whose beauty speaks for itself and my photos merely capture what is there, not … Continue reading
Geodashing – RIP
Since I haven’t done many posts lately I failed to mention a very significant (at least for me) event – the end of geodashing (the site is still there, but the game is finished). Now indulge me, Dear Reader, while … Continue reading →
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