Mark’s Photos- #22
I actually took this picture yesterday a couple of miles from my house. Eugene, OR, has a sister city just across the Willamette River that borders both towns and divides them. That other city...
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Mark’s Photos #21
It was the end of my morning training hike on a day in April of 2024. The sun was about to come up, and Canadian geese were arriving by the virtual busload to one...
Mark’s Photos #20
It was the year of the pandemic, 2020. I was out on a morning hike in November. The air was crisp, the days were short, and the leaves had turned. As I walked the...
Mark’s Photos #19
In February of 2022 I was on a training hike out west of Eugene early in the morning. The overcast sky lent an air of winter to the scene, as I walked on the...
Mark’s Photos #18
Along the Continental Divide Trail in New Mexico you traverse a series of mesas between the towns of Grants and Cuba. Right out of a western movie set, these sheer sided flat top hills...
Mark’s Photos #17
After a toe ligament tear took me off the Arizona Trail for several months, I returned in the fall to complete the 800-mile trail. I had left off in Flagstaff, so I returned there...
2 responses to “Mark’s Photos #17”
As Arizona residents for ten years, Hannah and I remember Big Sky Country sunsets. Your photo shows what might have been for you if the winds had changed!
That sunset was particularly memorable for me. I felt like I’d dodged a bullet and yet it was so stunning and beautiful.