Mark’s Photos #16
John and I had detoured off the PCT to walk out via Kearsarge Pass, a 7.5-mile and 2,300-foot climb from the trail. We did this to pick up supplies in the tiny town of...
John and I had detoured off the PCT to walk out via Kearsarge Pass, a 7.5-mile and 2,300-foot climb from the trail. We did this to pick up supplies in the tiny town of...
It was a cool morning in February 2024 as I walked down the mountain toward the trailhead after a night camping in an old-growth forest. The blue sky of the morning was being swallowed...
Hiking the PCT, I had been in Oregon about a week when I took this picture of Crater Lake. When I left California, I hadn’t expected much of a difference in the trail, but...
On September seventh 2010 Tropical Storm Hermina moved out of Mexico and into south Texas. It brought with it winds of up to 64 miles an hour and 6.24 inches of rain which caused...
In March of 2017 I started my hike of the 800 mile Arizona Trail. Five hundred miles along, I injured my right big toe making it painful to walk. Of course I walked another...
The thermometer read 19°F and my hands were almost numb. The snow crunched under my trail runners as I stumbled around in the dark. It was 9 o’clock PM on a first quarter moon...
6 responses to “Mark’s Photos #11”
He who waits is rewarded, at least time and again. Do you have your favorite pictures hung in your man cave?
“…favorite picture…man cave?” I do have my favorite adventure picture on the wall of my study. It is a panorama of my friend Level standing on a high point in the Flattops Wilderness of northern Colorado. Lots of sky and lots of mountains. Unfortunately panoramas often look pathetic in a blog format.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SLOW BRO!!!
Thanks JR!
Hello Mark. Want to wish you a very happy birthday today
Clarissa! Always happy to see your name in the blog comments. Hope all is well with you and yours. And thanks for the Birthday wishes! It was a beautiful quiet wilderness birthday.😄