Little Molas Lake, Colorado 📷 Sept 2014
Basin and range 📷 Nevada, Oct 2018
I finally hit 200,00 miles on my Subaru Outback. I’m surprised that it took this long, but I’ve been a bit long roadtrip deprived the last 6 years or so. She’s still a great road trip vehicle, even in her more advanced age; I know I’d benefit from an upgrade, but you know, this one is paid off.
Wrote a quick bit about three other examples of forums that are still alive and prospering, and still quietly serving up quality communities; I didn’t see these mentioned in that long post of forums that went around recently, but they all seem noteworthy to me.
The open road 📷 Montana, Aug 2019
I lost a quarter today, but it was a quarter well spent.
Incoming, wave and storm 📷 Turks and Caicos, Nov 2021
Nowhere fast… 📷 Turks and Caicos, Nov 2022
Watching the day fade into night. 📷 Turks and Caicos, Nov 2021
As the road winds away 📷 OTD in 2010
An “end of season” night paddle from OTD in 2022, featuring some “dream-like” photos.
I took this photo—my most favorite “recent” photo of my dad—one year ago today. Damn I miss this smile so fucking much.
A few shots of some of the petroglyph panels from Grapevine Canyon, Bridge Canyon Wilderness, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada - visited OnThisDay in 2018
Sometimes you just need a little nap after a swim.
The center of attention
When an adventure awaits you just out the front door.
Just give me a dirt road and a Joshua tree and I’ll be happy. (On This Day in 2018)
A project I’d like to tackle in early spring 2026 is a Walk Across Phoenix—from one edge of the city limits across to the other—an urban trek of over 50 miles. I’m still in the early phases of pondering what it could look like, so send suggestions!
My friend @pmount@onephoto.club just wrapped up an interesting “freighter cruise” trip in British Columbia. Had never heard of these:
With Marine Link Tours, cruise the inland waterways of coastal BC on the magical MV Aurora Explorer! Our 135-foot landing craft transports heavy equipment & freight as you enjoy rugged coastal scenery & abundant sea life. The ship’s chef will prepare first class meals while you experience the ambience of small group cruising and visit working logging camps, remote villages and other unique coastal destinations.