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A very ambitious tour of the backroads of the Gorge. Four days, 265mi and 25,000' of climbing through the Lewis and Wind river watersheds, Forlorn Lakes area, Trout Lake, Hood River, and finally Lolo Pass to home.
Day 1 from Shushartie Bay to Skinner Creek is a soul crushing slog through bogs and secondary forest via a river of mud and ankle busting roots. These pictures do not do it justice. Photo taken in Cape Scott Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada.
With the distant hills and Llandudno outskirts in the background, S355 PGA (365) tears up the Great Orme with the 13:26 Llandudno Hospital - Summit working.
4 years ago seems such a long time...
20th September 2008.
Pasión y paciencia, fue el slogan elegido por ¡Valencia!, la agencia de publicidad y comunicación integral de Basilea, Suiza, para su reunión de teambulding que tuvo como actividad principal un entrenamiento intensivo de surf en nuestra escuela.
Una formidable experiencia, sin duda.
Txoko Surf Club Schola |+34 662 138 480
Rúa Tomás Mirambell, 90 Bajo.
36340 Panxón, Nigrán
After a grinding slog through the forest, we finally see good fishing ahead. Next time we’ll know to stick to the main trail!
My lens was dustier than I realized, as is painfully obvious if you look at the mountain just below the sun.
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was stitched from 60 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, and touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 18226 × 9113 (166.1 MP; 187 MB).
Location; Rawson Lake, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada
Come slogarsi un dito per scattare a più non posso durante un viaggio di lavoro nelle città di Shenzen e Guangzhou nel sud della Cina
Sony A7SII
Nikkor 35mm f2 Ais
Come slogarsi un dito per scattare a più non posso durante un viaggio di lavoro nelle città di Shenzen e Guangzhou nel sud della Cina
Sony A7SII
Nikkor 20mm 2.8 Ais
Slogged through some more website building—getting close.
Also, congrats Nick and Sonia on the new digs!
Come slogarsi un dito per scattare a più non posso durante un viaggio di lavoro nelle città di Shenzen e Guangzhou nel sud della Cina
Sony A7SII
Nikkor 20mm 2.8 Ais
Te presentamos nuestro nuevo slogan e intro, que nos define a partir de este momento.
XHLBD-TDT conocido mejor como CUBI13, involucrado en la producción y transmisión de programación de alta calidad libre de pago, es un canal con programación variada, para entretener y divertir al espectador público en general.
Transmitiendo desde la Ciudad de México, propiedad de Grupo Monologue y que hace realidad, este gran proyecto.
+CONOCE TODAS NUESTRAS REDES SOCIALES+
Its been a hard slog but finally finished the puft ATP poster just in time before we fly out tomorrow. Its a limitied run of 50 printed 4 colour (2 colourways) on GF Smith Archival mohawk 118gsm paper 50 x 70cm
There will be a handful going up for sale in the waste shop wasteyourself.bigcartel.com/ when I get back..so keep checking if you want to get your hands on one...
^___^
Pasión y paciencia, fue el slogan elegido por ¡Valencia!, la agencia de publicidad y comunicación integral de Basilea, Suiza, para su reunión de teambulding que tuvo como actividad principal un entrenamiento intensivo de surf en nuestra escuela.
Una formidable experiencia, sin duda.
Txoko Surf Club Schola |+34 662 138 480
Rúa Tomás Mirambell, 90 Bajo.
36340 Panxón, Nigrán
After a grinding slog through the forest, we finally found good fishing. Next time we’ll know to stick to the main trail!
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was stitched from 60 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, and touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 16216 × 7516 (121.9 MP; 133 MB).
Location: Rawson Lake, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada
You can see the long industrial slog into Porrinho below. I don't know where these goats came from. Incidently, the industrial slog really isn't that bad...coming up past Porrinho, you get to walk on a shoulder-less freeway...there is also a less well-marked meandering road to the left of the freeway (cross freeway when you first get to it, cross railroad tracks, pass lumber yard and when you get to the T-junction where the guidebook advises to go back to freeway, turn to the left instead, and follow the main road, eventually, you will see yellow arrows, though the first one you see has an X thru it, which is confusing. Ignore it.) I think it's probably longer, but it does eventually lead into Mos. I avoided the freeway, except for the first 20 meters or so, and to run across it to follow the train tracks...this is about a couple of kms once you leave the center of Porrinho, the Camino leads to the right first, up a hill, past large boulders, and then turns left, steeply downhill to meet with the freeway.) There is a LOT of highway, freeway, road walking on the Camino Portuguese (at least between Porto and Santiago), where you are walking with traffic. Not a lot of dedicated pathway for walkers, especially in Portugal, so stay alert. (The first day out of Porto is definitely the worst, especially if you don't walk the alternative ocean route north.)
After a grinding slog through the forest, we finally found good fishing. Next time we’ll know to stick to the main trail!
You can see Fred along the shore, enjoying a well-earned cast, while Poco is waiting on the snow for me to throw sticks for him.
My lens was dustier than I realized, as is painfully obvious if you look at the mountain just below the sun.
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was stitched from 54 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, and touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 18213 × 9106 (165.8 MP; 156 MB).
Location; Rawson Lake, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada
Come slogarsi un dito per scattare a più non posso durante un viaggio di lavoro nelle città di Shenzen e Guangzhou nel sud della Cina
Sony A7SII
Nikkor 20mm 2.8 Ais
What is this, BC? I feel like I've earned a non-logging road style approach, but hey what can you do? The mud on the road was clayey, and stuck in my boots like glue.
After slogging through the cave and river, we came upon these large chambers filled with Mayan relics. This large area was filled with pottery, fire pits, and human remains used in ceremonies to pray for rain. There was quite a lot of moisture in the air.
A piper slogs it out on the front steps of the Balmoral Hotel. He had competition from some teenage pipers over the road.
Princes Street on Hogmany (December 31st) 2010 in the afternoon before the street party.
Was on my way down from Slogen, a very beautiful mountain in Sunnmøre, Norway, when I shot this view.
After a grinding slog through the forest, we finally found good fishing. Next time we’ll know to stick to the main trail!
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was stitched from 63 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, and touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 18185 × 9092 (165.3 MP; 171 MB).
Location; Rawson Lake, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada