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24 September 2017
Carson-Iceberg Wilderness
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Folger Peak from the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness. After a hot California summer (one for which I was admittedly away for a decent portio...
04 September 2017
Incredible plants: ocotillo
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A flowering ocotillo in the western Arizona desert, April 2017. Primary productivity in desert environments is low. Water is the lim...
27 August 2017
The Fiery Furnace
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The Fiery Furnace, Arches National Park, April 2017. Arches National Park in eastern Utah does not have any designated wilderness ar...
21 August 2017
Solar eclipse 2017
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I was fortunate to have a work trip to Oregon this month, and to be able to extend my visit by a few days to see the eclipse courtesy of a...
19 August 2017
Wilderness: An enduring resource
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Three Sisters Wilderness, Cascade Range, Oregon, 2012. Over the course of working on this blog for the last six years, I have shared th...
07 August 2017
John Muir Wilderness III
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Mt. Humphreys, John Muir Wilderness. Monday, 31 July 2017. Morning, Piute Lake . Clouds 0%. Last evening’s storm and clouds have g...
06 August 2017
John Muir Wilderness II
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Sunday 30 July 2017. Muriel Lake and Mt. Humphreys in the background. Midday, North of Goethe Lake . Clouds 15%. MWS and I crossed...
05 August 2017
John Muir Wilderness I
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Saturday 29 July 2017 Bog orchid and tiger lilies, John Muir Wilderness. Morning, Piute Pass Trail . Clouds 1%. Backpacking trip w...
26 July 2017
Tree imprints at Craters of the Moon
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Our last point of outdoor exploration as we looped through the Pacific Northwest this summer was Craters of the Moon National Monument in ...
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