Showing posts with label sunrise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunrise. Show all posts
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
as the sun rose
...we stood there, admiring every bit of beauty we could.
meanwhile, my camera managed to breathe in the humidity. this made for a very foggy photo, which in turn captured the dreamy feel of the space.
more to come on a recent trip to the dominican republic.
meanwhile, my camera managed to breathe in the humidity. this made for a very foggy photo, which in turn captured the dreamy feel of the space.
more to come on a recent trip to the dominican republic.
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Photo,
sunrise,
water
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
mt. diablo | a peak & a friend.
i was desperate to go camping, antsy to get out, and relieved when i finally did. sorrel and i went up to mt. diablo for an overnight on 1/15-1/16, froze when it dropped below freezing, and ate chips & mango salsa for dinner and breakfast. lol. we also had a bandit come steal much of our deliciousness, including dehydrated persimmons! rar.

looks like elephant feet, right?

looks like elephant feet, right?
Monday, July 11, 2011
montana | the wilderness
even though i stayed in a lovely home in montana, i had to backpack for at least one night. so wednesday morning, i set out to camp at avalanche lake (where apparently, golden trout will jump straight into an iron skillet). but after talking to the rangers, they highly recommended i go somewhere without snow; they said it would be more pleasant. i fought the thoughts in my head that told me "so what? i can handle it," and deferred to their recommendation since i wasn't prepared to hike in snow.
i ended up setting up shop at the base of mount hebgen & hiking it that same day (6 miles round trip). everything about it was exquisite except for getting eaten up by mosquitos and thinking i was going to get attacked by bears. (ack, i wish i wasn't so good at imagining things.) anyway, i never got attacked by a bear, but the mosquitos had their way. to avoid those pesky critters, i held myself captive in my tent and fell in and out of sleep. (there's nothing very entertaining about being confined to a small backpacking tent.) between moments of consciousness, i watched the sunset, saw the sky light up with the cosmos, hand wrote an email, wrote out a treasure map, and finally woke up to the morning dew dampening my down bag.
through that process, i learned that the light shows up in so many forms, and every time, it can't help but unashamedly shine all of its glory.

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