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BLM Winter Bucket List #17: Powderhorn Wilderness, Colorado, for Cross-Country Skiing across Alpine Tundra
The Powderhorn Wilderness in Colorado is found in a rugged, glacier-carved landscape of the northern reaches of the San Juan Mountains. The area consists of large expanses of alpine tundra, spruce forests, and several alpine lakes at nearly 12,000 feet in elevation. Breathtaking views of the San Juan Mountains are available in this wilderness. Above 12,000 feet are two high-elevation plateaus that make up the largest relatively flat expanse of alpine tundra in the lower 48 states.
The higher elevations of Powderhorn Wilderness area characterized by alpine tundra and high alpine lakes, such as Powderhorn Lakes and Devil’s Lake. During the winter months, visitors can enjoy this scenic area while cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
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The Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari, usually just called I Frari, is one of the greatest churches in Venice, with the status of a minor basilica. It stands on the Campo dei Frari at the heart of the San Polo district. The church is dedicated to the Assumption.
BLM Winter Bucket List #17: Powderhorn Wilderness, Colorado, for Cross-Country Skiing across Alpine Tundra
The Powderhorn Wilderness in Colorado is found in a rugged, glacier-carved landscape of the northern reaches of the San Juan Mountains. The area consists of large expanses of alpine tundra, spruce forests, and several alpine lakes at nearly 12,000 feet in elevation. Breathtaking views of the San Juan Mountains are available in this wilderness. Above 12,000 feet are two high-elevation plateaus that make up the largest relatively flat expanse of alpine tundra in the lower 48 states.
The higher elevations of Powderhorn Wilderness area characterized by alpine tundra and high alpine lakes, such as Powderhorn Lakes and Devil’s Lake. During the winter months, visitors can enjoy this scenic area while cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
Photo Bucketlist Bird Achievement Unlocked!!! Rails are a group of small to semi Large wading water birds found all over the US. They, however, like to remain hidden in the shadows and out of sight. Recently, per the accidental discovery of a rare bird for MO, people have been flooding to a park to catch a glimse of it. On the flip side of this, they are making lots of reports of their findings and several Virginia Rails have been amoung them. It has also been noted that the rails have been behaving veryun-rail like. Upon arriving to the parking lot, this was very true as several Sora - the US's most common rail, were happily working the mud paying no attention to anyone. I photographed them for a while, in hopes the Virginias would appear with them. No luck at the first area, so a short walk to the other side of the grasses and BAM!! There it was! Right out in the open water, probing for food. I was carefully trying to creep on it to not scare it off but it became evident shortly after that it really didnt care about me, as long as I maintained some distance from it. The distance was rather minimal, so I fired away and got several awesome shots. While walking in the mud, the probe it with there long bill, which is super sensitive, looking for worms and other tasty aquatic treats. I spent quite a while taking photos and video of this rail, and I hope to return again soon for even more shots.
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BLM Winter Bucketlist #8: Silverton Mountain Ski Area, Colorado, for Backcountry Skiing in Prime Powder Conditions
Thrill-seeking skiers with advanced skills in gliding down Colorado’s backcountry mountains will want to add Silverton Mountain ski area to their bucket lists. With an average snowfall of more than 400 inches per year, the ski area - the only in the U.S. located entirely on BLM lands - features guided, unguided, and heli-skiing on black diamond runs on more than 13,000 acres near Silverton, Colorado.
From mid-January through March, a single chair lift takes experienced skiers partially up Silverton Mountain ski area where there are no groomed runs and no cut trails. From the top of the lift, guided skiers hike five minutes to an hour to some of the best powder conditions in the nation along with large open bowls and steep, tight chutes.
Looking for an even greater challenge? Try unguided skiing and snowboarding via helicopter drops that allow for extreme runs deeper in the backcountry. For more information, visit www.silvertonmountain.com.
Photos by Matt Dayer, Park Ranger, BLM Tres Rios Field Office
#bucketlist checklist activities!
How about 3 pools, tallest #waterslide in the region, #zipline overlooking airport runway, #bungee #freefall overlooking #panoramicviews of #chaweng beach and lake?
#bucketlist checklist activities!
How about 3 pools, tallest #waterslide in the region, #zipline overlooking airport runway, #bungee #freefall overlooking #panoramicviews of #chaweng beach and lake?
#bucketlist checklist activities!
How about 3 pools, tallest #waterslide in the region, #zipline overlooking airport runway, #bungee #freefall overlooking #panoramicviews of #chaweng beach and lake?
#bucketlist checklist activities!
How about 3 pools, tallest #waterslide in the region, #zipline overlooking airport runway, #bungee #freefall overlooking #panoramicviews of #chaweng beach and lake?
#bucketlist checklist activities!
How about 3 pools, tallest #waterslide in the region, #zipline overlooking airport runway, #bungee #freefall overlooking #panoramicviews of #chaweng beach and lake?
#bucketlist checklist activities!
How about 3 pools, tallest #waterslide in the region, #zipline overlooking airport runway, #bungee #freefall overlooking #panoramicviews of #chaweng beach and lake?
BLM Winter Bucketlist #8: Silverton Mountain Ski Area, Colorado, for Backcountry Skiing in Prime Powder Conditions
Thrill-seeking skiers with advanced skills in gliding down Colorado’s backcountry mountains will want to add Silverton Mountain ski area to their bucket lists. With an average snowfall of more than 400 inches per year, the ski area - the only in the U.S. located entirely on BLM lands - features guided, unguided, and heli-skiing on black diamond runs on more than 13,000 acres near Silverton, Colorado.
From mid-January through March, a single chair lift takes experienced skiers partially up Silverton Mountain ski area where there are no groomed runs and no cut trails. From the top of the lift, guided skiers hike five minutes to an hour to some of the best powder conditions in the nation along with large open bowls and steep, tight chutes.
Looking for an even greater challenge? Try unguided skiing and snowboarding via helicopter drops that allow for extreme runs deeper in the backcountry. For more information, visit www.silvertonmountain.com.
Photos by Matt Dayer, Park Ranger, BLM Tres Rios Field Office
February's #nationalconservationlands, BLM Winter Bucket List, Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument in Arizona for Its Dark Sky Park Status
The Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument is a vast remote landscape where the only nighttime light comes from the stars. The International Dark Sky Association (IDA) recognized the unspoiled quality of its pristine and breathtaking night skies with an official IDA designation as “Parashant International Night Sky Province,” joining an elite group of other international Night Sky Places around the globe.
Twenty-two organizations throughout the southwestern United States supported the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument’s nomination for IDA’s “Dark Sky Park” status, including the scientific community. Its pristine “Gold Tier” night sky view creates prime research and discovery opportunities.
The scenery continues to impress during the day at this rugged corner of northern Arizona, with views stretching from the lower portion of the Grand Canyon to the pine clad peaks of Mount Trumbull and Mount Logan Wilderness Areas. Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument is jointly managed by the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service.
Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.
The warm waters are rich in minerals like silica and sulfur and bathing in the Blue Lagoon is reputed to help some people suffering from skin diseases such as psoriasis.[2] The water temperature in the bathing and swimming area of the lagoon averages 37–39 °C (99–102 °F). The Blue Lagoon also operates a research and development facility to help find cures for other skin ailments using the mineral-rich water.
The lagoon is a man-made lagoon which is fed by the water output of the nearby geothermal power plant Svartsengi and is renewed every two days. Superheated water is vented from the ground near a lava flow and used to run turbines that generate electricity. After going through the turbines, the steam and hot water passes through a heat exchanger to provide heat for a municipal water heating system. Then the water is fed into the lagoon for recreational and medicinal users to bathe in.
BLM Winter Bucketlist #8: Silverton Mountain Ski Area, Colorado, for Backcountry Skiing in Prime Powder Conditions
Thrill-seeking skiers with advanced skills in gliding down Colorado’s backcountry mountains will want to add Silverton Mountain ski area to their bucket lists. With an average snowfall of more than 400 inches per year, the ski area - the only in the U.S. located entirely on BLM lands - features guided, unguided, and heli-skiing on black diamond runs on more than 13,000 acres near Silverton, Colorado.
From mid-January through March, a single chair lift takes experienced skiers partially up Silverton Mountain ski area where there are no groomed runs and no cut trails. From the top of the lift, guided skiers hike five minutes to an hour to some of the best powder conditions in the nation along with large open bowls and steep, tight chutes.
Looking for an even greater challenge? Try unguided skiing and snowboarding via helicopter drops that allow for extreme runs deeper in the backcountry. For more information, visit www.silvertonmountain.com.
Photos by Matt Dayer, Park Ranger, BLM Tres Rios Field Office
The BLM Campbell Creek Science Center, located in the heart of Anchorage on the BLM Campbell Tract, is an outdoor science education center for people of all ages that encourages interest and participation in the balanced management of natural resources.
The BLM Campbell Creek Science Center provides educational opportunities for adults, children, and families as well as meeting space for various groups. The Center offers students of all ages the chance to learn in the outdoor classroom. Visitors have access to creeks, forests, meadows, and a rich abundance of plants and wildlife. Our programs promote awareness, understanding, stewardship, and an appreciation for the natural environment.
Learn more: www.blm.gov/ak/st/en/prog/sciencecenter.html
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
BLM Winter Bucket List #17: Powderhorn Wilderness, Colorado, for Cross-Country Skiing across Alpine Tundra
The Powderhorn Wilderness in Colorado is found in a rugged, glacier-carved landscape of the northern reaches of the San Juan Mountains. The area consists of large expanses of alpine tundra, spruce forests, and several alpine lakes at nearly 12,000 feet in elevation. Breathtaking views of the San Juan Mountains are available in this wilderness. Above 12,000 feet are two high-elevation plateaus that make up the largest relatively flat expanse of alpine tundra in the lower 48 states.
The higher elevations of Powderhorn Wilderness area characterized by alpine tundra and high alpine lakes, such as Powderhorn Lakes and Devil’s Lake. During the winter months, visitors can enjoy this scenic area while cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
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I have lived in South Korea, Alabama, Texas, and Kentucky. I have traveled to 25 countries, and 49 states and enjoyed many cruises, train and road trips. Hadley gave me a gorgeous Diamond ring when we married. I don’t care about clothes, a big house, or a fancy car. But I have been wanting really nice pots and pans since I started cooking last year. So… I am delighted to announce that last week, I crossed this wish list item off. I have an awesome set of Calphalon pots and pans. Next is a new oven….ODC: Bucket List
April #conservationlands15 #bucketlist: Bodie Hills, California, for Wildflowers, Wildlife and One-of-a-Kind Ghost Town!
California’s Eastern Sierra region is a dramatic transition zone between the snowcapped granite spires of the Sierra Nevada and the endless sagebrush covered uplands of the Great Basin. A visit at the right time of year will reward visitors with a diversity of wildflowers.
One great wildflower viewing area is just north of Mono Lake and east of Yosemite in the rolling Bodie Hills – hills being an understatement since they top out at over 10,000 feet! Because of their high elevation, wildflower blooms are later here than much of California – typically arriving in May-June on the lower slopes and into July on the highest peaks. Several back roads traverse the area and offer access to view the displays of phlox, penstemmon, and paintbrush to name a few of the many wildflower species. More than 100,000 acres of BLM lands cover most of the Bodie Hills and include several wilderness study areas.
This year’s bloom promises to be early and short due to the dry winter across much of California. However, even if you miss the peak bloom, there is no shortage of things to see in the area. Bodie State Park is the site of the best-preserved ghost town in California, and arguably in the U. S. Wildlife viewers can see antelope, mule deer, and if lucky, get a glimpse of a sage grouse. If you visit later, around early October, crisp clear nights will turn the scattered aspen stands to gold, giving a second opportunity to see the Bodie Hills in color.
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
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I've wanted to write something meaningful lately, but I haven't had anything meaningful happen. I found my old bucketlist from highschool...I plan to re-write it and add to it. It's sad because I don't see them as dreams anymore, I see them as lavish goals. I only think "well that's going to be insanely expensive because you want to do that one thing that is free". Well such is life. I'll do all of it. I am free now after all. I fell off my bike twice last night, but the second time turns out I really messed up my arm. Like I can't lift it. The muscle is beyond sore. I took chula for a walk. That was dumb. She peed on the sidewalk...she's always doing her best to make me proud. It's freezing right now in Miami so its only motivated me to get back home and do nothing with my life but be sore and cold. I have one more episode of SoA season 5 to watch with my dad and then he can watch season 6 and he's all caught up. There is a line in the show, and I must say it is perfect. It defines my train of thought the last month in its entirety. Eli tells Jax "Don't compare our guilt." And he replies with "Once you've crossed that line, there is no comparing. There is just that side of the line." And that's where I feel I am. I'm on the side of the line I haven't been on in a very long time. I've walked the straight and narrow the last 4 years in college with the occasional partying once I turned 21 because I was working 2 jobs, going to school full time and I wanted to see if I could do all of it inebriated. Turns out I was pretty good at it. But once my senior year of college started I changed. The straight and narrow turned into a high acrobatic balancing act and I was scared of heights. Like anything I mastered it, but I went through hell. And at the end of all of it, I'm glad I can say I'm here, on the other side of the line. Where I once was four years ago. When I was full of fear because I didn't know what was going to happen next. Where I was going to be, what I was going to do, whether I wanted to do anything alone, whether I wanted to settle for things and people, or whether or not I was going to fight like I always have to prove to myself that I'm better than settling. I know a lot of people who don't want to admit to being on this side of the line. They see it as incomparable, but the reality is, we've all crossed this line and nobody wants to share the guilt.
So I sat outside today in the cold, with a half empty gatorade bottle (which by the way to those who don't know, makes you infertile after so many years of constantly drinking it...that's what a friend told me...I can say that it's complete and utter bullcaca) and my phone and just shot it, or myself, or just the lens until my mom came outside because in honesty, god forbid I'd go anywhere on our property alone without someone following me to see if I'm okay 'because it's not normal to want to be alone'...sure, okay. It comes in waves. I know she's just worried and she cares. Truth is, she's the only one other person and I never thought to have kept it to myself. The guilt is beyond anything sometimes, then it disappears. That doesn't make sense to me. So I get why she checks on me. She knows, she's been through it. So she gets why it comes and waves and whether or not I sink into a hole and how quickly I manage to climb out of it. It's just all so very bizarre. I just never thought I'd be this girl with such shitty luck. I am the worst statistic. I mean shit, what else could happen, right?
I'm turning to religion.
No, no I'm not. That was not only sarcastic, but messed up so I apologize to the majority of you. Here I am. With a phone and a camera, and a bottle of gatorade.
My life is pretty much in order.
April #conservationlands15 #bucketlist: Bodie Hills, California, for Wildflowers, Wildlife and One-of-a-Kind Ghost Town!
California’s Eastern Sierra region is a dramatic transition zone between the snowcapped granite spires of the Sierra Nevada and the endless sagebrush covered uplands of the Great Basin. A visit at the right time of year will reward visitors with a diversity of wildflowers.
One great wildflower viewing area is just north of Mono Lake and east of Yosemite in the rolling Bodie Hills – hills being an understatement since they top out at over 10,000 feet! Because of their high elevation, wildflower blooms are later here than much of California – typically arriving in May-June on the lower slopes and into July on the highest peaks. Several back roads traverse the area and offer access to view the displays of phlox, penstemmon, and paintbrush to name a few of the many wildflower species. More than 100,000 acres of BLM lands cover most of the Bodie Hills and include several wilderness study areas.
This year’s bloom promises to be early and short due to the dry winter across much of California. However, even if you miss the peak bloom, there is no shortage of things to see in the area. Bodie State Park is the site of the best-preserved ghost town in California, and arguably in the U. S. Wildlife viewers can see antelope, mule deer, and if lucky, get a glimpse of a sage grouse. If you visit later, around early October, crisp clear nights will turn the scattered aspen stands to gold, giving a second opportunity to see the Bodie Hills in color.
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM