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This 2003 Echo has been with me for 15 years. It has survived a carjacking attempt in Fresno, California that I've hardly told anyone about, a few break-ins, two winters on Mt. Hood (where its luck gets challened almost daily), and several dents and dings.
the best thing about matheran is that there is almost nothing to do here. no tv, no cellphones. lovely music collection, books, board games, all provided at the hotel.
Last time i took a pic of the Echo Area i was told off by security, from the other side of the river, Yesterday thou he was nowhere to be seen!!!
Focal Length: 131 mm
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Echo Valley in Sagada. The mountain used as an ancestral burial ground, hanging coffins can be seen on the caves and rock cliffs on the side of the mountain (underexposed here).
With record snowfall this past winter and spring, there's a lot of water in the High Sierra. For anyone who want's to risk traffic, the creek that leads out of Echo Lake creates a great waterfall.
Debbie and I celebrated our 30th anniversary by spending the day in South Lake Tahoe. For story, see my blog at 'Round the Chuckbox.