Trees, Rocks and Mountain Bumps
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Ok back to the mountain stuff. Starting where we left off the day before yesterday. Here we are at the top of the “prairie view lookout” hike. Sort of a potpourri of images I took that afternoon. Trees, rocks, and mountain bumps. A great feeling to make it to the top, another notch on the hiking belt. How many more notches to go in the Canadian Rockies? Not including them long all day or multiple day hikes, probably about 50 or more to go. This is very exciting, where should I go next, any ideas? Of course this will all have to wait until at least June. Can’t do this kind of hike in March, unless you put on some snow shoes, which I won’t be doing anytime soon.
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom
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WOw the photos are superb.
Glad you liked it.
That's a well treed hill. Love the color photo graphs, looks like it was a blue sky day
It was a rul nice day, even for dirt bike ridin.
Rul good, good lookin' out
Nice shot's but come on man put on them snow shoes, Haha. All good that is a very tiring type of hike but the beauty would be nice. Lol
If I can get into a bit better shape then it’s a solid maybe (or not).
The mountain that looks beautiful and is green represents other mountains that stand majestically and give off the same color, namely sky blue.... Anyway, wow and very beautiful, bro @daveks👍👍
Thanks, yeah it was a fun and beautiful day in nature.
Yes bro @davek 👍
Lovely scenes :)
One of the beauty of nature are the trees and the way they potray the good side of nature is really astonishing
Nature isn’t much without trees, that is for sure.
As nature does my thing well, this little fir tree found just what it needed to survive in the rock.
Yes, nature will always find a way!
@daveks It is a great thrill to be at the "prairie lookout", as it is always an extraordinary job. Today I have a publication about drinking coffee with cinnamon, it would be interesting if you would value it and use this de-stressing drink in such a beautiful work of hiking that you always do. Best wishes.
Oh yes, I am also a big fan of cinnamon, especially in my tea.
What a good friend @daveks cinnamon in tea is very healthy. I'm glad you saw my post today. Best wishes.
I will recommend in a future publication, the tea drink with cinnamon, it is a millenary infusion. Thanks friend @daveks
Thanks for appreciating my publications my friend @daveks
Pine trees lined up on that Mountain making a beautiful cover of green everywhere.
Love them pines, thanks for looking.
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Lovely photos as always friend @daveks... June will be soon!... Time is going by so fast!... ;))
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Nature is really beautiful and it is making it look awesome to behold
The weathering of the rock in the second picture is pretty cool to me. Like a puzzle, was the rock lower at one point where a river could erode the veins in between or was it carved by ice?
Not sure if you have ventured to one yet, but an old mine site would be a cool subject. Those old miners were always leaving behind something.
WOOOW cool shot!!
those trees are something straight out of a christmas card! full of pines cones and stuff. beautiful!