Oh wow... that looks awesome.
On trips now I just carry starbucks Via Italian roast.
so much less space in the pack.
which is nice by mile 8....
I hear you! My solution is a GSI outdoors french press integrated into an insulated travel cup/thermos. Looking at their website, it looks like they’ve replaced it with something similar.
https://gsioutdoors.com/microlite-javapress.html
Looking east at the eastern end of Lake Crescent, from an old Army Corps of Engineers lookout on Pyramid Peak, Olympic National Park.
Eta, not sure why pic is sideways.
I swear YouTube has been amazing at the funny ass recommendations they been giving me. Way to go Susan! You finally did something right!
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Dang I can't compete with you guys living out west the mountains have a hold on me. Not sure I could do a winter out there, but you guys own it this time of year. My meager offerings of vistas from FL gulf coast, 82 miles offshore and British Columbia.
Sent that to buddy who flies for AA wish I knew the back story on this other than 'camera phone guy dumps pants at 550mph'
thats awesome!
my daughter wont be caught getting her hands dirty. i blame my Canadian wife
only advice i could give to you, get her to wear enclosed shoes if not safety boots. toes come off quite easy in the event of an accident.
Awesome!!
for me, most of my trips out are hunting these days or backpacking with my 9 year old. She loves it, and to keep it that way she just carries her sleeping bag and pad, rain gear, clothes, and snacks/water (yes a small emergency kit too). So keeping dad's load light it nice.
I hope to get out a couple times solo this year, so might just look into this.
An excellent cup of coffee while watching a backcountry sunrise is a powerful time of day.
Ignorance my ass. People like that just don't care. I'm betting the shower stays dry.
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It's also possible he either doesn't use it enough to realize the limitations of only owning one gun or he uses it only for a very specific purpose that doesn't translate well to other uses. Neither totally applies to Quigley but still.
If I didn't know better that would be the cattle ranch along the Oldman River in Alberta where we put in. I mean scary resemblance.
It snowed last night here. And I'm on the plains/foothills, not the mountains. Not sure how much they got last night.
Still flippin beautiful
Buddy is down in Walsenburg and they had several inches.
one of my coworkers from Summit sent email pics of the same from her place.
We had a light dusting here on elevated surfaces.
I'd say about an inch stuck to the grass and deck at my place in Thornton.
My wife and I went into Rocky Mountain NP at 7AM this morning and broke 6-8” of fresh snow for a couple of miles up Old Fall River Road to the falls. It was so incredibly beautiful, cloudy and still snowing. As FU as the world is, there is still great beauty to be experienced. Saw a Moose on the way out. I try to never forget how fortunate I am to live where I do.
Rode the Copper Triangle several times and the climb starts at Copper up an over Fremont Pass at 11,400' . Beautiful area and have a book in my library called "Mining the Summit" which is a historical account of mining in Summit County's Ten Mile District.
Must be the guy who invented stylin rims.
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