Beautiful Images...Just Because
Dec 11, 2019, 8:03 pm
#2298
Join Date: Dec 2019
Posts: 3
Here's a photo I snapped while on a safari at the Leopard Hills Private Game Reserve in Sabi Sands area of South Africa. (notice the blood on the right side of the cheetah's face)
Here's a photo of a YellowBilled Hornbill flicking termites into its mouth. I caught the termite in mid-flick.
Here's a photo of a lion right after feasting on a fresh kill
Here's a photo of a YellowBilled Hornbill flicking termites into its mouth. I caught the termite in mid-flick.
Here's a photo of a lion right after feasting on a fresh kill
Dec 12, 2019, 12:33 am
#2299
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: East Ester, Alaska
Programs: Alaska Million Miler, United Million Miler, Wyndham Rewards Diamond, Choice Hotels Diamond
Posts: 12,148
It's been pretty quiet here for awhile so what the hey - here's four more pictures. Sorry, most of mine are outdoorsy type photos. Moderators feel free to delete these pictures should they not meet standards.
Playing hacky-sack at sunset aboard the M.V. Matanuska while cruising south down Alaska's inside passage in October 1985.
Campsite at Lower Ice Lake - Glacier Peak Wilderness - Cascade Mountains - Washington State, USA
You can just make out our tents to the right of the lake in the grassy area.
It was a helluva hike to climb up there from the lower Entiat River.
Southeast-bound on Utah State Highway 95, about to cross the Colorado River at Frye Canyon.
Snowy morning in the High Sierra - Upper Pine Lakes drainage - Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Central California
My trusty green Eureka Timberline - which has traveled through four continents - sits slightly obscured behind that large boulder.
Playing hacky-sack at sunset aboard the M.V. Matanuska while cruising south down Alaska's inside passage in October 1985.
Campsite at Lower Ice Lake - Glacier Peak Wilderness - Cascade Mountains - Washington State, USA
You can just make out our tents to the right of the lake in the grassy area.
It was a helluva hike to climb up there from the lower Entiat River.
Southeast-bound on Utah State Highway 95, about to cross the Colorado River at Frye Canyon.
Snowy morning in the High Sierra - Upper Pine Lakes drainage - Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Central California
My trusty green Eureka Timberline - which has traveled through four continents - sits slightly obscured behind that large boulder.
Last edited by Seat 2A; Dec 12, 2019 at 12:53 am
Dec 12, 2019, 4:21 pm
#2300
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: SFOSJCOAK
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Posts: 7,581
It's been pretty quiet here for awhile so what the hey - here's four more pictures. Sorry, most of mine are outdoorsy type photos. Moderators feel free to delete these pictures should they not meet standards.
Playing hacky-sack at sunset aboard the M.V. Matanuska while cruising south down Alaska's inside passage in October 1985.
Campsite at Lower Ice Lake - Glacier Peak Wilderness - Cascade Mountains - Washington State, USA
You can just make out our tents to the right of the lake in the grassy area.
It was a helluva hike to climb up there from the lower Entiat River.
Southeast-bound on Utah State Highway 95, about to cross the Colorado River at Frye Canyon.
Snowy morning in the High Sierra - Upper Pine Lakes drainage - Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Central California
My trusty green Eureka Timberline - which has traveled through four continents - sits slightly obscured behind that large boulder.
Playing hacky-sack at sunset aboard the M.V. Matanuska while cruising south down Alaska's inside passage in October 1985.
Campsite at Lower Ice Lake - Glacier Peak Wilderness - Cascade Mountains - Washington State, USA
You can just make out our tents to the right of the lake in the grassy area.
It was a helluva hike to climb up there from the lower Entiat River.
Southeast-bound on Utah State Highway 95, about to cross the Colorado River at Frye Canyon.
Snowy morning in the High Sierra - Upper Pine Lakes drainage - Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Central California
My trusty green Eureka Timberline - which has traveled through four continents - sits slightly obscured behind that large boulder.
Jan 17, 2020, 3:38 pm
#2310
Moderator, OneWorld
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: SEA
Programs: RAA RIP; AA ExEXP
Posts: 11,803
I scanned a few more old slides, these from Alaska ca.1971
Homestead viewed from Alaska Railroad, between Fairbanks and Anchorage
Beached fishing boat, Anchorage (Cook Inlet)
Turnagain Arm
Homestead viewed from Alaska Railroad, between Fairbanks and Anchorage
Beached fishing boat, Anchorage (Cook Inlet)
Turnagain Arm
Last edited by Gardyloo; Jan 17, 2020 at 3:43 pm