Well since it's #MountainMonday here is a panorama of Mt Rainier, Washington state. Seen here from Grand Park meadow on the North side of the National Park. Early November 2025.
#PNW #mountains #getoutside
Well since it's #MountainMonday here is a panorama of Mt Rainier, Washington state. Seen here from Grand Park meadow on the North side of the National Park. Early November 2025.
#PNW #mountains #getoutside
Courthouse Butte in the distance 😊
Dec 27, 2025
While Sedona looks like this in winter, I will be going fishing at a local creek here in Pennsylvania in the snow today…after shoveling snow 🤔
#FlyFishing #Fishing #GetOutside
#Hiking #Nature #Walking #Creek
#Motivation #Photography
Courthouse Butte in the distance 😊
Dec 27, 2025
While Sedona looks like this in winter, I will be going fishing at a local creek here in Pennsylvania in the snow today…after shoveling snow 🤔
#FlyFishing #Fishing #GetOutside
#Hiking #Nature #Walking #Creek
#Motivation #Photography
Marcescence
…still holding on 😊
Not senescence in this case 🤔
#GetOutside #Hiking #Nature #Walking #Creek #Marcescence #Senescence #Aging #Meditation #Photography
Marcescence
…still holding on 😊
Not senescence in this case 🤔
#GetOutside #Hiking #Nature #Walking #Creek #Marcescence #Senescence #Aging #Meditation #Photography
Bracket fungi covering the entire log 😯
#FungiFriends #Fungi #Fungus #GetOutside #FlyFishing #Fishing #Nature #Hiking #Walking #Creek #Photography
Bracket fungi covering the entire log 😯
#FungiFriends #Fungi #Fungus #GetOutside #FlyFishing #Fishing #Nature #Hiking #Walking #Creek #Photography
Mt Rainier in the snow. Path across Grand Park on the North side of the peak, last weekend. For #FootpathFriday #hiking #PNW #getoutside
Today's hike up the Janes Creek loop. A gorgeous sunny day for a hike after all the recent storms.
Today's hike up the Janes Creek loop. A gorgeous sunny day for a hike after all the recent storms.
Mt Rainier in the snow. Path across Grand Park on the North side of the peak, last weekend. For #FootpathFriday #hiking #PNW #getoutside
#Today 14
Good day!
QUESTION:
How far do you have to travel in Missoula to hike?
ANSWER:
Not far.
How warm was it yesterday? So warm that I’d have sworn it was early September.
Now, we’ve begun our journey back to normal, including forecasted rain.
Be everwell.
#WritingLife #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #Aging #HealthyLiving #HealthyLifestyle #GetOutside #Hiking #Trails #FootpathFriday #HikingAdventures #Nature #NaturePhotography #NatureLover #Photography #LandscapePhotography
#Today 14
Good day!
QUESTION:
How far do you have to travel in Missoula to hike?
ANSWER:
Not far.
How warm was it yesterday? So warm that I’d have sworn it was early September.
Now, we’ve begun our journey back to normal, including forecasted rain.
Be everwell.
#WritingLife #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #Aging #HealthyLiving #HealthyLifestyle #GetOutside #Hiking #Trails #FootpathFriday #HikingAdventures #Nature #NaturePhotography #NatureLover #Photography #LandscapePhotography
Good Morning #Canada
If you haven't been living in a cave this week, you know that the #NorthernLights were putting on a show across Canada. As you know, a solar eruption sends billions of tons of superheated plasma into space and traveling at more than 45 million miles per hour it can reach Earth in less than a day. That plasma, drawn towards the magnetic pole, interacts with our atmosphere, and we get a spectacular light show. The Aurora Borealis, named by Italian astronomer Galileo di Vincenzo Bonaiuti de' Galilei, is not unique to Canada, but so much of our land is in the Northern Hemisphere that most Canadians have the opportunity to experience it. This is particularly true in the Northwest Territories, where the Northern Lights are visible for 240 days every year on average. The phenomenon has a special meaning for Indigenous Canadians, some of whom believe it shows them ancestors dancing in the sky.
#CanadaIsAwesome #GetOutside
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/unreserved/how-indigenous-traditional-knowledge-is-improving-our-understanding-of-aurora-borealis-1.7414899
Good Morning #Canada
If you haven't been living in a cave this week, you know that the #NorthernLights were putting on a show across Canada. As you know, a solar eruption sends billions of tons of superheated plasma into space and traveling at more than 45 million miles per hour it can reach Earth in less than a day. That plasma, drawn towards the magnetic pole, interacts with our atmosphere, and we get a spectacular light show. The Aurora Borealis, named by Italian astronomer Galileo di Vincenzo Bonaiuti de' Galilei, is not unique to Canada, but so much of our land is in the Northern Hemisphere that most Canadians have the opportunity to experience it. This is particularly true in the Northwest Territories, where the Northern Lights are visible for 240 days every year on average. The phenomenon has a special meaning for Indigenous Canadians, some of whom believe it shows them ancestors dancing in the sky.
#CanadaIsAwesome #GetOutside
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/unreserved/how-indigenous-traditional-knowledge-is-improving-our-understanding-of-aurora-borealis-1.7414899
I’m spending a week visiting family here in the great state of Idaho. A long overdue visit— lots to catch up on! Several family members are avid hikers— spent part of today “urban hiking” with them on the Boise River Greenbelt. A very picturesque hike along the river which cuts through neighborhoods and the downtown area. A great way to see Boise! #hiking #nature #photography
#landscape #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #GetOutside #reflection #reflections
