I love this thread so much. Thank you so much for sharing.
Ice cave pics are really trippy.
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I love this thread so much. Thank you so much for sharing.
Ice cave pics are really trippy.
Your pics are amazing! I carry my camera with me all of the time also, but pics don't look like yours. Well done!
Thanks! The feeling was a bit Gollum-ish!Quote:
Originally Posted by SheRa
And thanks also.....I love messing around with cameras, though still need to get my Sony repaired.....all it takes is money!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jessnjh
Tate said......"hmmmm, so this is how Gollum felt!"
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outstanding pics.best yet
It's alive...again. I keep thinking this thread will die someday!
I have been doing some artsy-fartsy PS stuff for my web page header....kinda fun really....
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wow. awesome.
Best. thread. ever.
agree LBL's pix are fantastic, but so's your avatar! Link to full size?Quote:
Originally Posted by Concussed
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Originally Posted by nesta
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Got it doing this.....
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After a day of doing this.....
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And this....
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Great photos, but a little slow on the uptake. Hahaha Just kidding LBL--had to give you shit on that one. :p
Sounds exactly like my 2.5 yr experince in South Africa (except for the wife part). True highlight of my life thus far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Big Lost
Oh, I have my days, that's for sure. Been sitting around for a month, about gone "round the bend" as the wife would say. Starting to feel human again, finally. Going up to JH over the weekend, will try the Teewinot lift, no need to bust my gut open.... or worse....:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Natedogg
What I really need is a long weekend up in the hills. We need some snow though, not near enough. But I have patience enough...it will come.
Thanks for that Little Big Lost, but I was actually referring to Concussed's avatar. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Big Lost
Must be all the drugs I have been consuming, a seemingly endless supply of percocet :cool:....does feel good though. Doc gonna cut me off on Thursday...probably a good thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by nesta
If it wasn't clear, this is why I was ribbing LBL above ^^^ :pQuote:
Originally Posted by nesta
I've been on drugs too, not Percocet, but close enough. I figured that's what you were ribbing him about. So, Concussed?
Doctor said I was good to go, some lifting restrictions for a couple more weeks, but "I see no reason why you can't go snowboarding this weekend".
Sweet! I will try to play hooky tomorrow and head up to the pass, we shall see. Hope the boss doesn't get too bent, already missed 2 weeks last month. :D He will get over it!
Waiting for real winter. Still haven't seen anything serious down low. Need it. Want it. Gotta have it.
The whole family works at the local hill and most years it doesn't open till mid to late December, so we still have time, though it is hard to not get excited about it. Love it!
Some more shots from last year, for those of us who have yet to make a turn this season!
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I keep telling her to lean forward a bit....
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What happens when you don't lean forward....
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Ryan, what a clown!
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Foggy morning on the lift...
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Roads like this? Bring it!
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Everytime you add new pics to this thread, my day seems to get a little bit better.
great photos... I'm glad I ran across this thread, it made my night. Just spent the past hour flipping through all the amazing shots.
I even woke up my wife to show her a bunch of the photos. :D:D:D:D
Pics just keep getting better.
This thread puts a huge lump in my throat.
Simply cannot get enough...thank you very much for sharing all of this.
Two things have become very clear to me:
1) I need to go walk in the woods waaaay more often.
2) I need to take my 2 1/2 yr old son with me.
Hats off to you for establishing such powerful priorities, and remaining true to them.
I will never tire of this stuff.
Keep it coming!
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Wow I just spent about an hour running through this thread while I'm at work.
Goals for next week: TGR/internet less - outside more.
Your pictures alone have inspired me to make my work days more efficient so I can enjoy my surroundings more. Awesome thread......
wow... let's keep this on the 1st page
Cold and snowy outside....got me to thinking about hard winters and what was the worst one I could remember....this one came to mind....
February 1989...nasty storm centered over Clark county for a week. 30 below or more with winds up to 50 mph. Anything that was outside - died. Cows, moose, deer, rabbits, coyotes. Everything.
I worked in Hamer at the time and was stranded for several days in my office. Just outside my window was a haystack, two deer took shelter next to it..... they froze to death. Standing up. I kid you not, anyone who drove by, over the next several weeks, thought they were alive and would comment on the "cute deer over by the haystack". When I would tell them they were dead, they were at first incredulous, and I would have to take them for a closeup look. 4 weeks later one of them thawed out enough so that the head "bent" over into an awkward pose. Unreal.
One only had to drive around a bit to see literally dozens of frozen carcasses. Anyone who knows where "Sage Junction" is...picture this.... there was a roadblock in place on I-15 for several days there. You could turn and look south and see the hills around the valley for +30 miles, towards Idaho Falls, but if you turned and looked north, (under the overpass), it was just like looking at your television that has no signal....fuzz. You could barely see 20 feet into the "void". Bizarre. I have never experienced anything like it before, or since. Twilight Zone-ish.
Dug up some photos....
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Main Street - Dubois Idaho - a week after the storm....
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