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Day 2194: Theoretically sunrises should be so much easier to catch in the winter than the summer. I mean it rises at 8 am near the solstice which seems so much more pleasant to wake up for than the 5 am mornings. And yet, it still feels so challengin

Day 2193: In the last couple days we’ve seen rain return to the PNW. Overall this winter has been somewhat streaky, somewhat weird. The thermometer has seemed to get stuck at some points, sometimes refusing to drop below freezing by while other

Day 2192: It’s now almost mid February and we are nearly two months past the winter solstice. Have you noticed a change yet? Well, it’s pretty clear the days are getting longer. In Seattle by the end of the week we’ll have already g

Day 2191: The term “climate” seems to be large, all-encompassing, and constant. Think climate change or the climate of Seattle. By its very definition climate is the average weather conditions in an area over a long period of time and so

Day 2190: It’s funny how easily it can be to stop something you’ve done for so long. I’ve been posting on here nearly daily for almost 8 years. There have been pauses, but the last 40 days have been one of my longest hiatuses on the

Day 2189: Happy New Year! I took the last couple weeks off from posting to get a bit more organized heading into the New Year. It provided me the chance to get a bit more reading done and not spend too much time delving into random photography inspir

Day 2188: I’m currently in the middle of highlighting some of my favorite trips and moments from 2024. They might bleed a bit into the new year…
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This lake became Instafamous a couple of years ago and is probably one of the hardest

Day 2187: In my review of the 2024 adventures, I certainly couldn’t skip over the biggest adventure of the year. This was the second year in a row of squeezing my biggest/most challenging backpacking trip into the 4th of July weekend time frame

Day 2186: I’m continuing a review of my favorite moments of the year with a June ski tour in North Cascades National Park. The national park is hard to access no matter the time of year, but in the winter/spring it gets even more challenging. T

Day 2185: Over the last few days of 2024 I’m highlighting my favorite moments from the year. If I had to choose one moment or one experience that will stick with me until my dying breath, it would be the aurora borealis show of May 10th. I will

Day 2184: For the third featured photo of my 2024 year in review I’m traveled out of Washington. The North Cascades are known for the sea of peaks, but if the North Cascades are a sea, there are places in the world where the mountains spread ou

Day 2183: As we rush towards 2025 I’m doing a bit of retrospective and highlighting some of my favorite trips/moments from 2024. Today we’re stopping in March along the Olympic Coast. This trip made me realize I haven’t spent nearly

Day 2182: As we wind down towards the end of the year I’ll be highlighting a few of my favorite trips and moments from 2024. Many of these will not be the best photographs from the year because sometimes an amazing day does not mean legendary p

Day 2181: In yesterday’s post I mentioned the lowering angle of sunlight as we approach the solstice. Another impact of the shrinking of daylight hours and low sunlight angles is the compression of temperatures between highs and lows. In Washin

Day 2180: As we approach the shortest day of the year, we are also approaching the lowest sun angles of the year. You might not think about sun angles a lot during your daily life (unless your life revolves around solar panels), but the angle at whic

Day 2179: Last night I wondered: which national park has the most mountains. Like many of my posts on here I spent way too much time researching and analyzing data to reach some surprising conclusions. In this analysis I looked at two different defin

Day 2178: It’s the last day in my unofficial celebration of the core of North Cascades National Park—the Picket Range. For my final perspective I’ve highlighted the northeast face of the Northern Pickets at sunrise as they rise abov

Day 2177: Welcome to day four in my Pickets Week extravaganza! Each post this week I’m highlighting a different face of the Picket Range in North Cascades National Park. Today we return to the south for a view to the backside of the fence. It&r

Day 2176: It’s the third day in a series of posts I’m doing on the Picket Range—the nearly impenetrable castle of peaks at the center of North Cascades National Park. Today: the western face of the Northern Pickets. If the Southern

Day 2075: Today is the second day in a series of posts I’m doing on the Picket Range—an extremely rugged subrange of peaks in the heart of North Cascades National Park. Today I’m highlighting the western face of the Southern Pickets

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— Henry David Thoreau

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