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Day 2209: Every time I get a little off the beaten track I’m reminded how much more rewarding it is to have to work for your views. I can definitely appreciate a roadside stop, but that appreciation rapidly falls as the number of people increas

Day 2208: I was searching for a star related photo for a short presentation I’m doing tomorrow and I came across this gem from a couple years ago. I’m normally pretty good at being able to take a single glance at one of my photos and inst

Day 2207: For years visitation numbers for North Cascades National Park have been shockingly low so when 2024’s numbers were revealed last month, an ambitious plan was announced! Last year’s visits of barely 16,000 souls was a 60% drop fr

Day 2206: I’m currently doing a series of posts highlighting Canada and with this one wanted to focus on the Northern Lights. There may be small northerly countries in which it’s logistically simpler to see the aurora borealis (Iceland an

Day 2205: Last week I was going to do a mini series highlighting the beauty of Canada and some of the places I’ve visited—mostly in BC—but I ended up getting a bit lost in the majesty of the far north. So I’ve decided to shift

Day 2204: I’m current spending some time up in the insanely beautiful land of Canada, so this week I wanted to highlight some of my Canadian photos. I grew up about an hour from the Canadian border which allowed me to make a decent number of fo

Day 2203: Headed back to the Great White North over the next couple days! Hoping for some beautiful conditions even if everything is trying to avalanche at the moment.
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Day 2202: Last weekend I climbed Mt. Hood and I was stunned to see how little snow there was in certain areas. Of course the Washington Cascades (especially north) have not had a particularly good snow season, but parts of Oregon have been having a b

Day 2201: For Washington this has been one of the worst “la niña” snowfall seasons for the mountains in recent memory. Generally with the la niña cooler than normal conditions in the pacific, we see above average snowfall in

Day 2200: 7 pm sunsets have returned! With the shift back to Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, long evenings full of afterwork outdoor activities can return! I’ve always found it interesting that the changes between standard time and DST are offs

Day 2199: Sunset in the North Cascades on a rarely seen or climbed peak (at a couple different zoom levels)! Winter sunsets are incredible, but the warmer months are a bit more comfortable. Only a couple months until these views become much more comm

Day 2198: I don’t know what it was about this winter, but it feels like it flashed by. Maybe it was the curse of aging—memories piling up ever faster in a torrent of information, visions, and experiences. Or perhaps it was the rapid fire

Day 2197: I find it interesting how in the winter the terrain people complain about becomes inverted. When the snows fall anything flat (especially flat approaches) are to be avoided at all costs and steep, skiable terrain is all the rage while in th

Day 2196: There are a whole lot of mountains in Washington and a whole lot of ski terrain that almost never gets touched. The main challenge is access. Access is difficult enough in the summer, but with downed trees from storms, unplowed roads, and g

Day 2195: Life is interesting. Life is fragile. Life is unpredictable. It’s the disasters or the close calls that wake us up to this fact. I try to take what I believe is an acceptable level of risk in the mountains. I personally think I don&rs

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

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“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.”

— Henry David Thoreau

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