Photography- one photo a day

[AKDoc]

Ardvreck castle circled ( I hope, a little difficult to see with lack of resolution). You might have seen the boat next to where you parked (if parkling north of the castle). Enjoy your vacation, send me a PM if you need a hunt. Have lots of contact in the area that do clients. Roebucks are in season.
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That's a wonderful photo of a great adventure, sir...and thank you for your kind offer of contacts regarding a hunt in that area. The people we have met here have been truly kind.

Dirty Mary's castle in the Aisle? Looks like awesome weather!

We have had amazing wx for the past ten days (better than Alaska!)...all the locals are talking about how unseasonably unique it has been.

 

[grfox92]

WY.

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[AK Troutbum]

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[Pass-n-Thru]

 

[AK Troutbum]

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[Olsolitaire1]

 

[Chumsnagger]

Still 8 weeks to grow!

 

[mxgsfmdpx]

Paddle Cactus trying it's best to hang onto the blossoms... The first 105+ degree days have arrived for 2023!

 

[GSPHUNTER]

Paddle Cactus trying it's best to hang onto the blossoms... The first 105+ degree days have arrived for 2023!

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Also know as, Prickly pear cactus. Quail love to eat the fruit and get their face stained red.

 

[mxgsfmdpx]

This photo is pretty special to me. Taken by my brother in August of 1999 at Gilmore Lake, Desolation Wilderness, 8,300 feet. I was 14 and my brother had just turned 13; this was our first overnight backpacking trip without an adult with us. An 18 mile out and back trip with 3,900 feet of elevation gain, where we spent one night at neighboring Fontanillis lake. I don't think I've ever seen my Dad smile as big as when we walked up to the old GMC suburban at the trailhead.

 

[twall13]

This photo is pretty special to me. Taken by my brother in August of 1999 at Gilmore Lake, Desolation Wilderness, 8,300 feet. I was 14 and my brother had just turned 13; this was our first overnight backpacking trip without an adult with us. An 18 mile out and back trip with 3,900 feet of elevation gain, where we spent one night at neighboring Fontanillis lake. I don't think I've ever seen my Dad smile as big as when we walked up to the old GMC suburban at the trailhead.

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That's awesome. I remember a similar trip when I was 13 and my brother was 16. It was my first backcountry trip without adults, but we were on horses. Sadly I don't have any photos of that trip, only fond memories sleeping under a tarp and roasting fish over the fire in the Uintas. There's no way I could talk my wife into letting my kids do that now...

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[Hoytboy247]

Iphone, no filter

 

[Austin Kaufman]

Western Nebraska bighorn. Photographed a bachelor group or 8 rams yesterday.


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[mxgsfmdpx]

The Saguaro have a white flower that blooms in spring, which is the Arizona state flower. Towards summer they blossom into this cactus fruit. My grandma used to make homemade jam from them and it was incredible.

 

[TheGDog]

One of several neat shots along the trail on the way up to Inspiration Point in AngelesNF.

 

[AKDoc]

Some photos taken day before yesterday of the western Scottish coastline, out of Oban...

 

[Chumsnagger]

Learning to rub on my larch tree

 

[AK Troutbum]

Nothing really special about this picture, other than that it was taken at around 1:00am this morning.

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[TheGDog]

A Boy and his Mama...

 

[TheGDog]

From Top of Mt Wilson (AngelesNF) looking East... on the day that I ran out of water as I was coming back up from the bottom at Devore, at Newcomb Pass my water bladder ran-out and had to hike back up 3.5mi and 2300 elevation gain with no water.

The entirety of my Tongue, bone-dry to the touch. Inside my clothing sopping wet from sweat. Having to go slow and stop and rest at each switchback towards the end so the heart palpitations could calm back down so I wouldn't have a heart-attack as my body stole more and more water from my bloodstream, thus requiring the "pump" to work and beat faster in order to continue circulating it. Helluva day, but at least I know what I'm capable of now. Meh.. and the pic is pretty cool.