Done transplanting my killer plants... Sundews; over 80 in 2" pots, 50 in 3" pots... have to wait a bit longer on the flytraps, they're a month behind last year.
Am curious as to what the arch above from 2002 and 2013 looks like now.<<<
Recently read the part in Desert Solitaire where Edward Abbey rode in a down the Colorado before Lake Powell ... it's really mind-blowing to think about what it looked like!
Just came from a writer's conference, "Writing For The Land", at Entrada Institute near Capitol Reef. The re-emergence of Glen Canyon was a topic and a filmmaker Dawn Kish showed her 20 minute film "Tad's Emerging World", where Dawn takes the 4X5 camera of Tad Nichols down to Glen Canyon to photograph the canyon Tad did for so many years. They premiered it at the Banff Film Festival and were on their way to the Telluride Film Fest. Here's the trailer https://photographylife.com/dawn-kish-tads-emerging-world
I saw Tad's book of Glen Canyon images and it is stunning. Tad bequeathed the camera to his close friend, who accompanied Dawn on some of these trips (8 in all, I think) and she announced he will now be passing the camera on to Dawn.
If you want to stay on top of the Glen Canyon story, the Glen Canyon Institute is a great place to check in with https://www.glencanyon.org/. River levels have been rising and will again inundate many of the side canyons temporarily, but given the miraculous resilience of the canyon after 50 years, the effects of this temporary drowning may well be a negligible setback.
One author I enjoy is Morgan Sjogren, who just released a remarkable book "PATH OF LIGHT: A Walk Through Colliding Legacies of Glen Canyon." She backpacked 300 miles around Lake Foul and the Bears Ears region. She also got hired to go down and document the re-emerging life in the canyon and that story is here: https://www.biographic.com/songs-of-the-dammed/
Another author at the workshop was Zak Podmore, an adventurer who will have his book on the re-emerging Glen Canyon come out in about a year. Great writer who spent months on the rivers and lake in research. Again, like Morgan's book, through Torrey House Press, a great little publisher in Salt Lake. https://www.torreyhouse.org/ I just finished enjoying his book "Confluence" https://www.torreyhouse.org/confluence
Sorry for the sidetrack. I'll throw in a pic of Grand Staircase on the photo thread.
Good gawd! What a fish! What an exciting fight that must've been. Must've felt lake ya had a sunken Ford truck on the end of the line, if it wasn't for the movement.
I'm too stupid to know what that is. Edible? Or did ya throw it back? Enjoy the days!
Striped Bass. Introduced to the lake by Utah Fish and Game to increase fishing tourism to the lake.
The are no limits on how many you can catch I've heard of guys taking home 100+ smaller bass 2-6lbs 16-24 inches and putting them in their freezer
Whole asian families from Salt Lake will fish the docks all night long filling big iced coolers. Grandparents in chairs, grandkids sleeping next to them on the docks
The big one pictured above peeled away from the school and grew on its own which is rare
That big the meat won't taste good, The fisherman above plans to get it stuffed and hang on his wall
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Where's the train?
Where's the train?
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Done transplanting my killer
Done transplanting my killer plants... Sundews; over 80 in 2" pots, 50 in 3" pots... have to wait a bit longer on the flytraps, they're a month behind last year.
Here's window # 1 (have them in 5 other windows)
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Where's the train?<<<
Where's the train?<<<
Here ya go, approaching the Ophir Loop from the south ... .
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That's better....
That's better....
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"It's not big, it's large"
"It's not big it's large"
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Bear Creek Falls ... just
Bear Creek Falls ... just outside of Telluride (mining equipment is no longer visible)
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Seattle tonight
Seattle tonight
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Take a procrastinator to
So take a procrastinator to lunch.
Ahh, maybe wait 'til next month.
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Taken on the canyon rim perch just opposite (east of) the Jewel Tibbetts Arch ... looking generally north. Arch not pictured.
https://www.google.com/maps/@38.6087657,-109.8459439,633a,35y,38.98t/data=!3m1!1e3
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I let my friend know about
I let my friend know about the vinyl release because it's his picture on the cover and he bought me a copy as thanks. Now I have to buy a turntable.
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Coast Redwood (sequoia
Coast Redwood (sequoia sempervirens), Avenue of the Giants near Redcrest, CA, yesterday.
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https://ktul.com/news/local
https://ktul.com/news/local/man-reels-in-118-pound-bighead-carp-from-gra...
i live near grand lake, this guy just broke the previous state record for bighead carp (invasive species) by 8 lbs.
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^lol....timing is everything.
^lol....timing is everything.
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rogue River, gold beach
rogue river at gold beach
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Decided to let a bunch of the
Decided to let a bunch of the carnivores enjoy the outdoors before they all go up for sale next week. Quite the feeding frenzy as hoped for!
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Templeman grove; on the smith
templeman grove, this is on the smith river near hiouchi, ca
del norte county
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Trying out Portland bus
Trying out Portland bus commute...
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Sunrise with La Sal's in the
Sunrise with La Sal's in the background. Taken near Needles Overlook (Canyonlands NP).
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Enter Mr Sandman
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There's one in every crowd.
There's one in every crowd.
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Billy Strings at the LA Greek
Billy Strings at the LA Greek last night.
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2002
2002
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2013
2013
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29 grams
29 grams
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Hey Joy, I am waiting for the
Hey Joy, I am waiting for the final shot of the trilogy(2023).
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Miss Idaho, 1935
Miss Idaho, 1935
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Gregory Arch is about to go
Gregory Arch is about to go back under water with the run off reaching Lake Powell
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That's not the same arch as
That's not the same arch as above, but wow.
Am curious as to what the arch above from 2002 and 2013 looks like now.
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Have recently heard rumblings
Have recently heard rumblings of a return in August!
(Two shows, but not sure what band)
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Am curious as to what the
Am curious as to what the arch above from 2002 and 2013 looks like now.<<<
Recently read the part in Desert Solitaire where Edward Abbey rode in a down the Colorado before Lake Powell ... it's really mind-blowing to think about what it looked like!
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somewhere in Colorado
somewhere in Colorado
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Not Yosemite
Not Yosemite
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Made it down to my home town
Made it down to my home town last week - great to be back .
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Is that Dr. Smith as a Borg ?
Is that Dr. Smith as a Borg ?
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I think it's Mr Bean
I think it's Mr Bean
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1%-er problems \
1%-er problems
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probably a coincidence the
probably a coincidence the insurance was just doubled
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I hope no lithium batteries
I hope no lithium batteries were injured
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If I can jump in a minute for
If I can jump in a minute for Mark and Joy.
Just came from a writer's conference, "Writing For The Land", at Entrada Institute near Capitol Reef. The re-emergence of Glen Canyon was a topic and a filmmaker Dawn Kish showed her 20 minute film "Tad's Emerging World", where Dawn takes the 4X5 camera of Tad Nichols down to Glen Canyon to photograph the canyon Tad did for so many years. They premiered it at the Banff Film Festival and were on their way to the Telluride Film Fest. Here's the trailer https://photographylife.com/dawn-kish-tads-emerging-world
I saw Tad's book of Glen Canyon images and it is stunning. Tad bequeathed the camera to his close friend, who accompanied Dawn on some of these trips (8 in all, I think) and she announced he will now be passing the camera on to Dawn.
If you want to stay on top of the Glen Canyon story, the Glen Canyon Institute is a great place to check in with https://www.glencanyon.org/. River levels have been rising and will again inundate many of the side canyons temporarily, but given the miraculous resilience of the canyon after 50 years, the effects of this temporary drowning may well be a negligible setback.
One author I enjoy is Morgan Sjogren, who just released a remarkable book "PATH OF LIGHT: A Walk Through Colliding Legacies of Glen Canyon." She backpacked 300 miles around Lake Foul and the Bears Ears region. She also got hired to go down and document the re-emerging life in the canyon and that story is here: https://www.biographic.com/songs-of-the-dammed/
Another author at the workshop was Zak Podmore, an adventurer who will have his book on the re-emerging Glen Canyon come out in about a year. Great writer who spent months on the rivers and lake in research. Again, like Morgan's book, through Torrey House Press, a great little publisher in Salt Lake. https://www.torreyhouse.org/ I just finished enjoying his book "Confluence" https://www.torreyhouse.org/confluence
Sorry for the sidetrack. I'll throw in a pic of Grand Staircase on the photo thread.
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May 30, 1971
Winterland: May 30, 1971
(Jim Marhshall photo)
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nelson ledges outside of Kent
nelson ledges outside of Kent Ohio
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Thanks Slick. That was very
Thanks Slick. That was very interesting. And beautiful.
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Caught yesterday on lake foul
Thanks Slick. Great reads!
Caught yesterday on lake foul, 50 inches. approx 17 years old
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Good gawd! What a fish! What
Good gawd! What a fish! What an exciting fight that must've been. Must've felt lake ya had a sunken Ford truck on the end of the line, if it wasn't for the movement.
I'm too stupid to know what that is. Edible? Or did ya throw it back? Enjoy the days!
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Striped Bass. Introduced to
Striped Bass. Introduced to the lake by Utah Fish and Game to increase fishing tourism to the lake.
The are no limits on how many you can catch I've heard of guys taking home 100+ smaller bass 2-6lbs 16-24 inches and putting them in their freezer
Whole asian families from Salt Lake will fish the docks all night long filling big iced coolers. Grandparents in chairs, grandkids sleeping next to them on the docks
The big one pictured above peeled away from the school and grew on its own which is rare
That big the meat won't taste good, The fisherman above plans to get it stuffed and hang on his wall
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Looks photoshopped.
Looks photoshopped.
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Madison McFerrin
Hult Center
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