Water is life. At the moment, up in the hills, is it changing phase from solid to liquid and as i type these words it is falling from the sky in great quantity. It’s a beautiful thing.
Buyer’s remorse has yet to strike! This post is two days delayed and it is still accurately descriptive of my recent investment in hardware. How cool is that?
You must always render aid to anybody in need. It’s also a good idea to carry rope, chain, a shovel, a large jack, and possibly a winch. And always assume snow is deeper than it looks.
“Fifty years from now nobody is going to find your emails, lovingly tied with string, under your bed.”
Bill Moran, Blinc Publishing, Saint Paul , MN
The same could be said about the hundreds of digital photographs we’re all accumulating.
Since coming to Idaho one lesson i’ve learned time after time is one can never underestimate the backcountry. Once you leave the pavement in this part of the world you do so at your own risk and you’d best be prepared for any number of possibilities.
Lucky Peak, blasting water out the spillway | 
Day 1134 - So Far | 
Day 1129 - Far As I Know | 
Giclée Prints for Artists and Everybody | 
Burned trees and snow | 
