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  1. Okay, I’m just going to share this photo now rather than wait for #silentSunday or #mountainMonday or whatever hashtag theme of the day. (plenty more where this comes from) #colorado is pretty great sometimes.
    #LandscapePhotography #RockyMountains #sanjuans #weminuchewilderness

  2. Okay, I’m just going to share this photo now rather than wait for #silentSunday or #mountainMonday or whatever hashtag theme of the day. (plenty more where this comes from) #colorado is pretty great sometimes.
    #LandscapePhotography #RockyMountains #sanjuans #weminuchewilderness

  3. Okay, I’m just going to share this photo now rather than wait for or or whatever hashtag theme of the day. (plenty more where this comes from) is pretty great sometimes.

  4. Okay, I’m just going to share this photo now rather than wait for #silentSunday or #mountainMonday or whatever hashtag theme of the day. (plenty more where this comes from) #colorado is pretty great sometimes.
    #LandscapePhotography #RockyMountains #sanjuans #weminuchewilderness

  5. Okay, I’m just going to share this photo now rather than wait for #silentSunday or #mountainMonday or whatever hashtag theme of the day. (plenty more where this comes from) #colorado is pretty great sometimes.
    #LandscapePhotography #RockyMountains #sanjuans #weminuchewilderness

  6. Getting excited about hiking up this mountain again later this week. Been waiting for a good weather window. Here is a view from my hike in May after a long scramble up a steep slab of rock in a ravine. The weather is predicted to clear later this week, allowing me to go up the other side of the ridge. Same mountain, different ravine, new fun. Can't wait!

  7. Getting excited about hiking up this mountain again later this week. Been waiting for a good weather window. Here is a view from my hike in May after a long scramble up a steep slab of rock in a ravine. The weather is predicted to clear later this week, allowing me to go up the other side of the ridge. Same mountain, different ravine, new fun. Can't wait! #MountainMonday #hiking #nature

    #photography #landscape #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #mountains

  8. Getting excited about hiking up this mountain again later this week. Been waiting for a good weather window. Here is a view from my hike in May after a long scramble up a steep slab of rock in a ravine. The weather is predicted to clear later this week, allowing me to go up the other side of the ridge. Same mountain, different ravine, new fun. Can't wait! #MountainMonday #hiking #nature

    #photography #landscape #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #mountains

  9. Getting excited about hiking up this mountain again later this week. Been waiting for a good weather window. Here is a view from my hike in May after a long scramble up a steep slab of rock in a ravine. The weather is predicted to clear later this week, allowing me to go up the other side of the ridge. Same mountain, different ravine, new fun. Can't wait! #MountainMonday #hiking #nature

    #photography #landscape #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #mountains

  10. Getting excited about hiking up this mountain again later this week. Been waiting for a good weather window. Here is a view from my hike in May after a long scramble up a steep slab of rock in a ravine. The weather is predicted to clear later this week, allowing me to go up the other side of the ridge. Same mountain, different ravine, new fun. Can't wait! #MountainMonday #hiking #nature

    #photography #landscape #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #mountains

  11. #MountainMonday #mountains
    Indian Peaks mountains along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. August 2013

  12. #MountainMonday #mountains
    Indian Peaks mountains along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. August 2013


  13. Indian Peaks mountains along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. August 2013

  14. #MountainMonday #mountains
    Indian Peaks mountains along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. August 2013

  15. #MountainMonday #mountains
    Indian Peaks mountains along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. August 2013

  16. #MountainMonday from almost exactly a decade ago. This is deep in the Kings Canyon National Park back country.

    Can any mountain sleuths recognize where exactly this is?

    Here's another hint: this area used to be popular with hunters and anglers before the park. There was a dude ranch a couple of basins away (that still exists although now it's just for the family that owns it rather than open to the public) that would horse pack people into this area. Down below treeline in the basin and canyon below there's also an acre garden planted centuries ago by the folks who lived here first. It's still full of species that are found on the east side of the Sierra Nevada but not in this part of the west side.

    These days this whole basin might get 20 people a year visiting if that. The trails that once were busy now have mostly been erased from official maps. There are a couple of traverse routes into even more remote areas of the park and the adjoining Sierra National Forest that hosts the John Muir Wilderness which is the main draw for people into here.

    (I know where it is so I can confirm if someone gets it right!)

  17. #MountainMonday from almost exactly a decade ago. This is deep in the Kings Canyon National Park back country.

    Can any mountain sleuths recognize where exactly this is?

    Here's another hint: this area used to be popular with hunters and anglers before the park. There was a dude ranch a couple of basins away (that still exists although now it's just for the family that owns it rather than open to the public) that would horse pack people into this area. Down below treeline in the basin and canyon below there's also an acre garden planted centuries ago by the folks who lived here first. It's still full of species that are found on the east side of the Sierra Nevada but not in this part of the west side.

    These days this whole basin might get 20 people a year visiting if that. The trails that once were busy now have mostly been erased from official maps. There are a couple of traverse routes into even more remote areas of the park and the adjoining Sierra National Forest that hosts the John Muir Wilderness which is the main draw for people into here.

    (I know where it is so I can confirm if someone gets it right!)

  18. #MountainMonday from almost exactly a decade ago. This is deep in the Kings Canyon National Park back country.

    Can any mountain sleuths recognize where exactly this is?

    Here's another hint: this area used to be popular with hunters and anglers before the park. There was a dude ranch a couple of basins away (that still exists although now it's just for the family that owns it rather than open to the public) that would horse pack people into this area. Down below treeline in the basin and canyon below there's also an acre garden planted centuries ago by the folks who lived here first. It's still full of species that are found on the east side of the Sierra Nevada but not in this part of the west side.

    These days this whole basin might get 20 people a year visiting if that. The trails that once were busy now have mostly been erased from official maps. There are a couple of traverse routes into even more remote areas of the park and the adjoining Sierra National Forest that hosts the John Muir Wilderness which is the main draw for people into here.

    (I know where it is so I can confirm if someone gets it right!)

  19. #MountainMonday from almost exactly a decade ago. This is deep in the Kings Canyon National Park back country.

    Can any mountain sleuths recognize where exactly this is?

    Here's another hint: this area used to be popular with hunters and anglers before the park. There was a dude ranch a couple of basins away (that still exists although now it's just for the family that owns it rather than open to the public) that would horse pack people into this area. Down below treeline in the basin and canyon below there's also an acre garden planted centuries ago by the folks who lived here first. It's still full of species that are found on the east side of the Sierra Nevada but not in this part of the west side.

    These days this whole basin might get 20 people a year visiting if that. The trails that once were busy now have mostly been erased from official maps. There are a couple of traverse routes into even more remote areas of the park and the adjoining Sierra National Forest that hosts the John Muir Wilderness which is the main draw for people into here.

    (I know where it is so I can confirm if someone gets it right!)

  20. #MountainMonday from almost exactly a decade ago. This is deep in the Kings Canyon National Park back country.

    Can any mountain sleuths recognize where exactly this is?

    Here's another hint: this area used to be popular with hunters and anglers before the park. There was a dude ranch a couple of basins away (that still exists although now it's just for the family that owns it rather than open to the public) that would horse pack people into this area. Down below treeline in the basin and canyon below there's also an acre garden planted centuries ago by the folks who lived here first. It's still full of species that are found on the east side of the Sierra Nevada but not in this part of the west side.

    These days this whole basin might get 20 people a year visiting if that. The trails that once were busy now have mostly been erased from official maps. There are a couple of traverse routes into even more remote areas of the park and the adjoining Sierra National Forest that hosts the John Muir Wilderness which is the main draw for people into here.

    (I know where it is so I can confirm if someone gets it right!)

  21. #mountainMonday ! Unfortunately not a recent photo but one that's quite a while ago. Before my wife had 2 knee issues. But maybe we can go there again soon.

    As you can see, the landscape there is A BLAST! I totally love the area

    #mountains #hiking #photography #karwendel #nature #naturparkkarwendel

  22. #mountainMonday ! Unfortunately not a recent photo but one that's quite a while ago. Before my wife had 2 knee issues. But maybe we can go there again soon.

    As you can see, the landscape there is A BLAST! I totally love the area

    #mountains #hiking #photography #karwendel #nature #naturparkkarwendel

  23. #mountainMonday ! Unfortunately not a recent photo but one that's quite a while ago. Before my wife had 2 knee issues. But maybe we can go there again soon.

    As you can see, the landscape there is A BLAST! I totally love the area

    #mountains #hiking #photography #karwendel #nature #naturparkkarwendel

  24. #mountainMonday ! Unfortunately not a recent photo but one that's quite a while ago. Before my wife had 2 knee issues. But maybe we can go there again soon.

    As you can see, the landscape there is A BLAST! I totally love the area

    #mountains #hiking #photography #karwendel #nature #naturparkkarwendel

  25. #mountainMonday ! Unfortunately not a recent photo but one that's quite a while ago. Before my wife had 2 knee issues. But maybe we can go there again soon.

    As you can see, the landscape there is A BLAST! I totally love the area

    #mountains #hiking #photography #karwendel #nature #naturparkkarwendel

  26. It's #MountainMonday and a very hot humid afternoon in southern Spain, so I thought I'd drop this image. It's from a few years ago in the extreme cold and clear blue skies of the winter Picos de Europe. Peña Regalia (2219) and Pico de la Padiorna (2314) with the Collado de Liordes between. Oh how I wish to be transported there 🤣 Right now!

    #Spain #PicosdeEuropa

  27. It's #MountainMonday and a very hot humid afternoon in southern Spain, so I thought I'd drop this image. It's from a few years ago in the extreme cold and clear blue skies of the winter Picos de Europe. Peña Regalia (2219) and Pico de la Padiorna (2314) with the Collado de Liordes between. Oh how I wish to be transported there 🤣 Right now!

    #Spain #PicosdeEuropa

  28. It's #MountainMonday and a very hot humid afternoon in southern Spain, so I thought I'd drop this image. It's from a few years ago in the extreme cold and clear blue skies of the winter Picos de Europe. Peña Regalia (2219) and Pico de la Padiorna (2314) with the Collado de Liordes between. Oh how I wish to be transported there 🤣 Right now!

    #Spain #PicosdeEuropa

  29. It's #MountainMonday and a very hot humid afternoon in southern Spain, so I thought I'd drop this image. It's from a few years ago in the extreme cold and clear blue skies of the winter Picos de Europe. Peña Regalia (2219) and Pico de la Padiorna (2314) with the Collado de Liordes between. Oh how I wish to be transported there 🤣 Right now!

    #Spain #PicosdeEuropa

  30. It's #MountainMonday and a very hot humid afternoon in southern Spain, so I thought I'd drop this image. It's from a few years ago in the extreme cold and clear blue skies of the winter Picos de Europe. Peña Regalia (2219) and Pico de la Padiorna (2314) with the Collado de Liordes between. Oh how I wish to be transported there 🤣 Right now!

    #Spain #PicosdeEuropa