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I recently did a 4-day camping trip in the Eastern Sierras. We camped out at the Big Pine Creek Campground.

 

On one of the days, we hiked the Big Pine Creek North Fork trail. We went as far as Second Lake. This photo is of First Lake (not very imaginative names)!

 

First Lake is at 9,900 feet and Second Lake is at 10,000 feet. We gained 2,250 feet in elevation and the round trip hike was 9.6 miles. My Steps App reported 31,054 steps and claimed I walked 11.97 miles. Either the App is wrong or I walked around in circles at some point!

 

My future plan is to hike all the way to to Palisade Glacier. That will involve an overnight backpack which I have never done. The Sierras are so gorgeous and the turquoise lakes slayed me! I really can't wait to get back out there!

Fortunately, this was the day after we flew back from the east coast, so our flight wasn't delayed. It was a little early for sticking snow here, and was only a couple of inches. Still, it made the yard look wintery. Of course being the coastal northwest, it melted into rain the next day.

Juvenile Peregrine starting to lift to the air for the first time

 

Location: Lake Megamiko

The first snow storm of the winter hit us harder than forecasted, so I took the camera along to church in hopes of catching the regular westbound after mass.

 

I started heading east expecting to intercept BICB but instead caught up to CBBI holding at 55th Street Moline for permission into Silvis yard. I got a few shots of CBBI into Silvis then headed home as BICB was going to be a while yet before departing.

 

The snow encrusted 506 and 509 bring CBBI-03 through the switches at 7th Street East Moline.

 

December 4, 2016.

couple more linnet shots

Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente Bridge at dawn.

While not creative, seeing that first light feels like seeing it for the first time - every time.

This weekend we had storm on the isle which brought heavy rain and gusts of wind. Actually theres a wide beach but today there was nothing which was somehow very spectacular!

First Creek in Chambers Gully in the Cleland Conservation Park in South Australia. This creek flows from here, through Hazelwood Park where we walk our dog and on to the Torrens river.

First two ripe tomatoes of this year's crop. San Marzano heirloom tomatoes.

The kids went out for their first snow of the year.

After arriving in Anchorage we were picking up the rental when we heard 3006 was departing Whittier heading north, in full panic we raced to grab Kelly and shoot south where we made it to Girdwood. Local time is 1020pm and there was enough daylight to chase back all the way to Anchorage in the land of the midnight sun!

First run of the Santa Fe GP50M's in the new Warbonnet scheme in May of 90.

Thanks to the twitter twitchers I was able to photograph my first Wryneck in South Tyneside today.

Took a short photo walk downtown after being dismissed from jury duty.

First one this season in our pond. I know I shoot too many of these and this year probably will be no exception.

one of my favourites...

Explored # 159

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Sibillini Mountains, Italy.

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Early morning light illuminates the surrounding hills above Braemar.

Cairngorms National Park.

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