Prior to our first Bristlecone Pine Workshop, Harold Davis and I did some scouting during what we hoped would be a clear enough path to get to Patriarch Grove on White Mountain. However the roads into the grove were impassible due to snow. We had to settle for a view like this. No complaint!

This is a stitch of about 18 overlapping images. Look carefully and you might spot 3 photographers in the photo. One is obvious, one a bit more subtle, and yet one more you only see their head.

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The Butterfly Valley Waterfall is situated within the indigenous community of Songhe in the Guanxi District of Heping, Taichung, Taiwan. Nestled between the Tangmadan Mountain and the Eight Immortals Mountain, this picturesque natural wonder unveils its charm as the Songhe Creek originates from an elevation of over 2,000 meters on the Eight Immortals Mountain. Flowing through the valley, it cascades down a precipice at approximately 900 meters above sea level, creating the breathtaking Butterfly Valley Waterfall with a staggering drop of 20 meters.

What makes the Butterfly Valley Waterfall so spectacular is the graceful descent of the water, resembling silk threads as it forms layers of misty spray, creating a dreamlike and enchanting waterfall scenery. This natural marvel showcases the magical allure of nature, with every droplet of water contributing to a poetic and ever-flowing symphony.

The Songhe community, where the Butterfly Valley Waterfall is nestled, is surrounded by serene landscapes, offering a tranquil haven enveloped by mountains and rivers. The beauty of this location not only captivates visitors, providing a sense of tranquility and awe, but also allows one to experience the wonders of nature and the vitality of life. Whether it's the powerful presence of the waterfall or the peaceful surroundings of the mountains and rivers, Butterfly Valley has become an excellent destination for those seeking the pleasures of nature, offering a harmonious retreat for the mind, body, and soul.

As the glaciers on summits like Mount Everest melt, the number of climbers' bodies revealed has raised concerns among expedition leaders.

Since the first effort to climb the summit, about 300 mountaineers have died there, and it's believed that another two-thirds of their corpses are still hidden beneath the snow and ice. As the Autumn climbing season begins, bodies are being removed on the mountain's Chinese side, which is to the north. Even though it is practically impossible, Death and Missing Body are still brought down from mountains like Everest.

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