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Walking in the woods recreates, gives you vital and oxygen, fills your eyes with the beauty of nature. Finding these places while walking is always a very pleasant moment of relax.
Back to the forest and a taste of nature. This one comes from the very heart of a wonderful trek through an area only 3km away. A gorgeous day, and as you can tell from the starburst, a sunny day as well.
The track leads through the sacred Tōpuni area of the Hooker Valley, which has special significance and values to Ngāi Tahu iwi, towards Aoraki/Mount Cook.
From the first of three swing bridges along the way, enjoy the views over the Mueller Lake and listen for the rumbling of avalanches from the distant Mount Sefton. Try to spot them before they crash into the Mueller Glacier below.
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Taken on March 31, 2018
Goat Village, Pantwari, Dehradun, Uttarakhand
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It was a long trek to get to the city.
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I know I just did this in Oregon as well, train tracks are leading line shots just waiting to happen, everywhere. Further south in the Swirly Canyons in Central Idaho (which in the northern foothills I got my landscape shot I already posted) this train track runs on the opposite side of the river from the scenic highway. Considering how well this forested mountain looked even with some fall colors remaining, I was constantly looking for places to pull off, at the same time I still had to to rush north to Lewiston to shoot lights that same night, there was very little wiggle room for time.
While I was pulled over in Smiths Ferry (I was only able to find that info from a phone shot I saved, I would never be able to geotag this without it), I could just barely make out a random tunnel across the way. I gave in and turned around, crossed the Payette and began trekking. It's been awfully quiet on this side of the canyon and not much has come by, and I found the reason why; the track is out of commission (at least for now), there was a rock slide further into the foliage around the bend (you can see it in this shot).
After shooting from the front, I moved through it and saw what it looked like from the back. Liked this angle more cause I didn't have to deal with a sky (which I'll gladly duck out of whenever possible), plus this angle brought more color. I was all too enthusiastic to emphasize on that in editing without making it look unnatural. The geologic structure of the tunnel also had a couple colors of it's own so I went in on that as well. It looks like a gateway to the west almost (no small callback to Gateway Arch). So Europe/Asia, gaze upon the might of the American wilderness, tremble before its splendor, its command, its resolve! USA!
Top of the saddle before leaving the trail and following the ridge to an unnamed peak. This is about 2400m, about 700m above the trailhead and here there was a man selling water and tea.
Wee opted to take the trail to the right rather than trek the jeep trail. It was absolutely breathtaking!
these children trek a long way to get home from school. they pass through a tunnel dug across the mountain, then walk on a narrow path alongside the mountain (shown in photo above), then take a path which goes alongside the riverbed of wawa dam, and then finally their hometown.
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Kirk: How is he, Bones? Were Spock and Sulu able to reach him in time to save him?
Bones: 'E's passed on! This Security Guard is no more! He has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff! Bereft of life, 'e rests in peace! If you hadn't put 'im on a display base 'e'd be pushing up the daisies! 'Is metabolic processes are now 'istory! 'E's off the twig! 'E's kicked the bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisibile!! THIS IS AN EX-SECURITY GUARD!
Kirk: Uh...yeah, ok-what the HELL was all that just now?
Bones: Sorry, Jim. I'm just trying to spice up the old repitoire a bit, do you have any idea how tired I am of just saying " He's dead, Jim?" all the time?
Jim: With the mortality rate aboard our ship, I can imagine!But...what was that? It seemed...somehow familiar...
Bones: Lifted it from the ship's library computer,mid 20th century British comedy, Monty Cobra or somesuch....
Kirk: Ah yes! Monty Python! The " dead parrot sketch " I believe, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Parrot classic! Good choice!
Bones: So you think It's a good routine to use from now on?
Kirk: No, you butchered it, never do it again in my presence- Cleese and Palin are flipping in their graves as we speak.You call THAT a British accent?
Bones: Do you really think it was THAT bad, Jim?
Kirk: No Bones...it was worse, far worse than you can...possibly imagine!Ah well, looks like we have to find a new planet to barbeque on. I'll have Scotty launch some marker buoys to declare this world as "too dangerous to party down on" immediately.Bummer.
Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu (the Salkantay Trail). This hike to Machu Picchu is one of the most interesting and important alternative treks to Machu Picchu
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Stage # 37 Beget >> Sant Ariol d'Aguja (2/4)
Ups and downs, there were two stronger ascents that put to the test our weary bodies, which were carrying 15 kg over nearly 40 days.
But the freshness of the forest heals us quickly. The forest, it's mushrooms, it's mosses, shadows and fountains... and so many birds singing...
In fact the forest sing for us as we go, a singing of many beings that lurk in the shadows. Will the trees themselves sing?
We are increasingly interning in the mild Mediterranean climate, the month of August is near and... we found the first blackberries, fruit that she loves!
Day trip: 16.40 Km, total time 7:28 h, moving time 4:52 h, total ascent: 592 m, total descent: 654 m
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Technical Info:
Camera: Canon PowerShot G11
Lens: 6.1-30.5 mm
Focal Length: 6.1 mm
Sensitivity: ISO 200
Exposure: 1/30 sec at f/7,1
Exposure bias: 0 EV
Exposure Program:
Metering Mode: Center-weighted average
Flash: no flash
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Coordinates: 42°17'50" N 2°31'55" E
Altitude: 450,5 m
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well from Aug 25, 2007 to around 11 days i am going to trekking to gosaikunda - helambu
ok bye friends have nice weekend :-) tc cya :-)
A trekker on his way to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130 meters elevation) from Machhapuchchhre Base Camp (3,720 meters elevation), Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal in a hazy afternoon.
From the archives a real-life cowboy doing his thing. I just happened across this cowboy and only had a moment to get this shot as he was gone in a flash. At first I thought the exposure was a bit off but that's just the dust being kicked up. The cows closest to the camera weren't impacted by the dust, at least not this side of them.
Some Star Trek figures I whipped up, all 100% purist. The torsos are from CB Day and the phasers are Brickarms.
See Trekking Set
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Last month I had an opportunity to go on trekking with two others, near my inlaws village. The peak was very small. One can mout it up without any trekking gear, in 75 minutes. It was a nice experience and I enjoyed it in full; trekking and photographing.