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Tag Archives: outdoors
Frenchman Coulee
Ok, I’m getting to the Frenchman Coulee hike, but first check out a few photos from the Wild Horses Monument. These stunning steel stallions were placed high on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River in 1989 as part of the … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, Canon S100, Canon Vixia m500, desert waterfalls, Frenchman Coulee, hiking, nature, outdoors, photography, waterfall, Wild Horses Monument, wildflowers
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Skiing The Backcountry
I was up and out early today, headed up to the snowy backcountry for some cross-country skiing. The nice thing about leaving at first light on a weekday morning… I had the wilderness all to myself. Here is a little … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, backcountry skiing, Canon S100, cascade mountains, nature, outdoors, photography, XC skiing
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The Snow Geese
I spent the morning up in the Skagit River Delta watching the thousands of wintering snow geese. Have a look at this little movie. Thanks for watching. Kat
Posted in Birds, Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, bald eagles, Canon S100, nature, outdoors, photography, Skagit River Delta, snow geese, trumpeter swans
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The San Juan Island Cycling Adventure
The previous weeks of thick, gray freezing fog slowly began to fade away from my memory as the brilliant early morning sun began to heat up the back of my neck. For the moment I was nestled into a cozy … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle, Hiking, Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, American Camp, Canon S100, Cattle Point, Cattle Point Lighthouse, English Camp, Friday Harbor, Lime Kiln Lighthouse, mountain bike, nature, outdoors, photography, Pig War, Rockhopper, San Juan Island, Washington State Ferry
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The Colorado Backcountry Discovery Route – Movie Premiere
Ok, this one is for all my motorbike friends out there. Here is the setup: I happen to be one of the six to ten dedicated listeners of a zany motorcycle podcast hosted by two delightfully goofy guys called The … Continue reading
Chuckanut S-24-O
Ok first off let’s get this concept of S-24-O out of the way. S-24-O is an acronym referring to a Sub- 24 hour- Overnight. I think it was first “coined” by Grant Petersen in Adventure Cyclist magazine as a concept … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle, Birds, Camping, Hiking, Kayak, Music, Photography, Video
Tagged hiking, photography, Ocean Kayak, Canon S100, Ukulele, nature, outdoors, Pentax Optio W90, VW Eurovan, Adventure Journal, mountain bike, Rockhopper, Chuckanut Bay, Larrabee State Park, Padilla Bay, Chuckanut Drive
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The Digital Moleskine Notebook
Over the years I have sure scribbled a lot of stuff down in my Moleskine notebooks. The high points of just about every backpacking trip, MotoRaid, and kayaking adventure has found it’s way into one of these handy little journals. … Continue reading
The Sacagawea Heritage Trail
A little work project landed me in Richland Washington, on the banks of the Columbia River, for the last two weeks of October. Since the weather in the mountain passes was pretty dismal I decided to leave the motorbike at … Continue reading
The Return of the Rockhopper
Way back about a quarter century ago I bought my first Specialized Rockhopper. I was upgrading from my Raleigh Elkhorn, at a time when the technology and innovation of the mountain bike was absolutely charging forward. Advances in components, frame building, … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle, Birds, Photography, Video
Tagged Adventure Journal, American dipper, Canon S100, Monte Cristo, mountain bike, MTB, outdoors, Rockhopper, Sauk RIver, Specialized
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The Dosewallips Van Slam
“Right, What’s a Dosewallips?” Or, “What’s a Van Slam, for that matter?” Well, the Dosewallips is a river on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. The name comes from a Twana Native American myth about a man named Dos-wail-opsh who … Continue reading
Adventures on the West Coast Trail