Monthly Archives: June 2009

A little bull moose in velvet I met the other day. He has a lot of eating to do to get all pretty and, and a lot of lessons to learn to stay alive another year, but he has made … Continue reading →

Part of being an athlete is hurting, pain is something you deal with, push through, manage, change activity to avoid, or succumb to, it is there, like stress, it’s up to you to deal with it. After a good run last … Continue reading →

The Alpine Forget-Me-Not is Alaska’s State Flower, the tiniest representative for the largest state in the US. Bigger than life to me as all such things are… Eight stars of gold on a field of blue,Alaska’s flag, may it mean … Continue reading →

From one of my flickr friends (who lives in Canada) The title is in her words,  a little French, a little Canadian, a very appropriate translation of my original title The Three Amigos. These Canadian Gosslings just hatched weeks ago, … Continue reading →

From Judy Garland: Somewhere

Arctic Terns, just up from the Southern Hemisphere, taken May 9 of this year. They travel up to 24,000 miles a year, pole to pole, I am humbled by such things, you?

Took a photo walk in the alpine last night, with tripod and all. For you, ahem, people on the plains, or should I say non mountain people? (hope that came out right, the terms lower or flat or way down … Continue reading →

Quite a remarkable week for me photo wise and otherwise. Here are a few photo scenes;   When Mountains Fly… a superior mirage puts up layers of enchantment in the form of mountain scenes floating above the horizon Mists of Fire … Continue reading →

That is what training is to me, I learned the concept while studying Shotokan Karate, many years ago. It takes a balance of the two to develop in any discipline, a ying and yang. Some things cross various boundaries, this … Continue reading →

Ever feel like you need more of you? Well I do sometimes, like now, this photo was a fun thing after my first trail ride yesterday Yeah I wish there were 4 of me! I can’t seem to get around … Continue reading →