Over the past week or so, we've done a lot of little things here and there. Not any of them "big" enough for their own post, but fun, or beautiful, or social. So I'm compiling some photos of them to show you what we've been up to. Hope it pleases.
Our first trip was a hike up the Utah Construction Trail at Rich Bar
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| At the Rich Bar Cemetary, a man I once knew and admired |
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| Hamrick's Cabin |
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| Hamrick's Place |
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| me and my twin sis |
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| the Flag at Rich Bar, from Hamrick's Place, zoomed up as big as I could, with Hwy 70 in the background, "unseen" |
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The Flag seen without zoom
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| hammock |
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the pointy hill in the photo's center is where the flag is; the little hillock behind-left is where we were
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Next was a frosty morning run up Caribou Road
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| this was what my camera took when I light-metered it a certain way |
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| very frosty rocks, and only but a few of the ones strewn along the boulder field |
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| I love this one particularly |
From there, we took Barbara on a tour up Caribou Road, and then wended to the Scottish Robert Burns Dinner in Reno. Good times!
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| It was the name on the back of a vehicle; it intrigued and amused me, so I photographed it. |
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| The trolley and gauge at Deadwood Flat |
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| another shot that shows the North Fork |
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| Mom and Jeffery below the Belden Dam at Oak Flat |
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| Jeffery, Barbara, and Kathleen at the Robert Burns Dinner |
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| Jeffery and I being photo-bombed by Mom |
Finally, (phew!) I give you our trail-working day, which was today. We worked on the lower section of the Tobin Trail.
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| Barbara, Jeffery, Roger, Laurie, Brenda, and Allie |
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| me working with a mcCloud |
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| Jeffery repairs a switchback |
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| Barbara at Shay's Lookout Rock |
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| Allie and Brenda working |
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| Laurie working, and damn, if Barbara doesn't make it up the hill to bring us the Cindy Loppers |
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| dust from our work as we near the lunch hour |
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| the lunch crew seen from below the third switchback |
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| another lunch crew shot |
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a clear, groomed trail towards home
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Thanks for looking in!
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