So after a long break (read busy) the photoblog is back. College has been pretty swell so far, and a lot of pictures have ended up on facebook, but I am transitioning to a 3-day delay for facebook posts with the blog getting priority.
So please enjoy these pictures of Drew and Phillip catching some discs.
So here's the setup I was using for most of these pictures.
Thank you for viewing! There will be more to come sooner than later.
So a while ago (back in July) we went to climb Mt. Langley, one of California's 14,000 foot peaks in the Sierra Nevada. The trip was fantastic and the view was superb. After a lot of referencing, I figured the farthest view was about 186 miles away at San Gorgonio Mountain, above San Bernadino. Sorry for the long time in between posts but I sort of went to college and moved in and such. But...
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This summer, I was able to return to Philmont Scout Ranch in northern New Mexico, for 80 miles of backpacking in about 11 days. Philmont is like the Disneyland of backpacking, with over 30,000 scouts moving through their ranch every summer. Unlike regular backpacking trips, upon reaching a campground, there are many exciting, usually pioneering-themed activities to participate in. These range from black powder rifle shooting to spar poling. Times spent at Philmont are unlike any other. The closeness of the crews, the beautiful scenery (while maybe not as nice as the Sierras), and something intangible make Philmont a special place.
Please enjoy the last photos I have to publish before I move off to Texas for college. Hopefully I will have plenty more to share from LeTourneau University.