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We camped at this lake on the 1st night after just over 8 miles of hiking with 2,200' of elevation gain.
Elevation: 10,800' (3596m)
Kings Canyon National Park
Scenes on a sunny day with many dappled shadows on a perambulation of this charming village on the River Dee estuary. The local sandstone is utilised predominantly, even forming parts of walls. There are so many garden doors in the walls too.
The second grade at Ross School performed Imagine Me and You for the Lower School on May 21. The play explored the world of imagination and was inspired by the poetry of the actors themselves.
Lower manhattan seen from broad channel, queens october 15th 2011. 1 world trade center marches to 1,070 feet and at the 86th floor.
The Lower Ferry departing Kingswear to cross the River Dart to Dartmouth, in the background. There are two lower ferries, each consisting of a passenger and vehicle carrying float attached to a tug.
Friends, family, colleagues and former students celebrated the 30 year career of early childhood teacher Anellen Neill on April 25, 2014
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Photo by Michelle Martin '15
This is the lower spiral tunnel, where trains enter a tunnel in the mountain and do a loop before exiting out the other end. These spiral tunnels enable the grade of the tracks to be gentle enough that it's safe for trains going both up and down.
Yoho National Park, British Columbia
Project biologist Ray Moses hands a tagged fish to hatchery manager Larry Ward for tissue sampling.
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe inserted tags and took tissue samples from native steelhead in the tribe's steelhead broodstock program.
A green ribbon surrounded by hard-core desert. Nothing is straightforward about roaming it’s walls. I marvelled at its beauty, zigzagging aimlessly from one surprise to another. The Gila always inspires!
Ross parents, faculty and staff were treated to a display of talent during the Lower School Spring Concert in the Field House on May 1. Students in pre-nursery through fourth grade sang spring-themed songs, such as “Red, Red Robin.” Older students also played recorders and strings. The fourth grade band concluded the concert with renditions of “The Itsy Bitsy Spider” and “When the Saints Go Marching In.”