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A playful, abstract arrangement of shapes celebrating simple materials, and forms.
Made with leather cord, wood beads and metal tubes.
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A playful, abstract arrangement of shapes celebrating simple materials, and forms.
Made with leather cord, wood beads and metal tubes.
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CO (La Plata County)
Day 4 (Segment 27)
random campsite to Bridge site
Afternoon thunderstorms are fairly routine on the Colorado Trail. Of course, it is not a good idea to be above the treeline during a storm. When I started this section hike, afternoon thunderstorms were in the forecast for today. With several miles of high elevation hiking I wanted to ensure I was not above treeline, so I had been pushing myself to hike just a little further each day.
All of the extra effort to beat the storms paid off. I even got up and was hiking before dawn and was able to enjoy the sunrise over the distant mountains. However, sometimes forecasts are wrong. It was cloudy most of the day but with sunshine. I did feel a few drops, but not a t-storm.
The 1st few miles were fairly easy and through the woods. I found a flowing spring early on and was able to enjoy a cup of coffee.
As an Appalachian Trail Maintainer, I’ve always appreciated the efforts of other Trail Maintainers. Most hikers probably don’t even consider what it takes to maintain a trail, until they actually participate in some trail work. It usually involves hiking many miles while carrying a tool or two. Then they work all day, moving large rocks, digging new trail or removing blowdowns, etc. It is enjoyable but difficult work. I didn’t encounter any maintainers today, but I did see a small sign identifying who was responsible for this section. Thank-You for all your hard work!
Just before 9:00, I was soon to leave the relative safety of the woods and enter the High Country. I was at the Highline Trail intersection to include the Indian Trail Ridge. For Colorado Trail hikers who start in Denver, the trail culminates in a stunning, high alpine hike across a narrow ridge. For those starting in Durango, it is a quick introduction to spectacular views and incredible scenery but also difficult and challenging terrain.
The Artoholiks Crew got together to produce series of videos for their 2014 web segments. Everyone in the room shared duties: taking turns with the filming-recording process. Stay tune for their Happy Hour, Urban Exploring, In My Shoes and Sunday's Beats for Brunch commercials.
The Artoholiks Crew got together to produce series of videos for their 2014 web segments. Everyone in the room shared duties: taking turns with the filming-recording process. Stay tune for their Happy Hour, Urban Exploring, In My Shoes and Sunday's Beats for Brunch commercials.
Love those antennae...
Judging by the photos I've got for that crikside hike, it was a great place to see butterflies!
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June 17th, 2013 - 44 Quiet Nights, Day 19 - Buhl to up near Ketchum to be within striking distance of Stanley, Idaho.
One of the things we do at breakfast on a cold day is to see where in the country it's the coldest, there's a place or two in New Mexico that are frequently in the top 10. Usually in that top 10 is Stanley, Idaho and since we'd wanted to see what Sun Valley was all about and Stanley Idaho wasn't that much further, we figured to push the trip that far north and see what Stanley Idaho looked like.
The Jeep brand is charging into the electrified SUV segment with the reveal of its first global battery-electric vehicle (BEV) – the 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S Launch Edition. The all-new, all-electric 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S will launch first in the U.S. and Canada and later in markets around the world. Available in Jeep brand dealerships starting in the fall of 2024, the Wagoneer S Launch Edition has a starting U.S. MSRP of $71,995 (including destination, excluding EV credits).
Title: Anterior Segment Examination
Caption: "An optometrist from VisionSpring conducts Anterior Segment Examination of a worker using a Torch Light at a ready-made garments factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The main objective of VisionSpring's Clear Vision Workplaces (CVW) program is to provide vision screenings and affordable eyeglasses to workers in low and middle-income countries, helping them correct refractive errors, improve productivity, and contribute to economic growth while advancing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals."
Photographer: (Professional)
Country where photo was taken: Bangladesh
Category: LOVE YOUR EYES AT WORK
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Country: Bangladesh
Submitted by: Joy Saha
Image submitted to the IAPB World Sight Day 2024 Photo Competition.