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This backpack has the look of a drawstring backpack but without the drawstring. There are no zippers to deal with but items still remain secure with front snap closure. The backpack can be expanded by undoing the side snaps. How cool is that!
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Fabric: Little Matryoska by Riley Blake
Pattern: Backpacks by Cindy Taylor Oates
Key covers: Matryosh-keys by Fred
Blogged here: kellys-krafts.blogspot.de/2013/07/backpack-backpack.html
Taken with Nikon D2H + Micro-NIKKOR 55mm f/3.5 + SB-600 fired wirelessly via Yongnuo RF-602.
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Public school students in the Philippines don't enjoy the convenience of riding a school bus. Most who are beyond walking distance find their way to school on various modes of public transportation.
Metro Manila, Philippines
This photo was taken in rural De Smet. 8-year old Hazel was able to catch a quick sunrise with her dog Molly while waiting to catch the school bus. Beautiful sunrises are part of what Hazel loves about her home.
Kristen Luethmers - De Smet
Everyone has a place or two that they want to keep secret. This is definitely one of ours. Paul and I went back to an old stomping grounds for a week long backpacking trip to celebrate his 50th birthday. Our original route was cancelled due to a fire in the area, but Plan B turned out great. We caught some cutthroats, saw 5 black bear, 5 rattlesnakes, osprey, eagles, big Chinook salmon and the Perseid meteor showers. The weather was warm for carrying heavy packs, but at least a couple rain storms drenched us. There was a microburst that came through the area one afternoon, like a freight train, that had us watching multiple trees busting over. Luckily the tall cedars, douglas firs and ponderosa pines at our camp bent, but did not break. An awesome trip in an amazing place with a great friend.
here's a few highlights from our 4 day backpacking trip into the Mt Jefferson Wilderness. The 5 mile hike into Carl Lake is lined with wild huckleberries and views of Mt. Jefferson.
From our base camp, we hiked the PCT and other trails with swimmable lakes. A true wilderness experience with only a few other campers.
The trailhead is accessed from the Jack Creek Trailhead off of Hwy 22, between Suttle Lake and Sisters (12 miles). It's about a 3 hour drive from Portland with about 5 miles of gravel.
Add this to your summer camping list.