I call shens.

Home is where the heart is, and these days I’m pretty homesick. (at Mount Rainier National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo7NZQ0hiQp/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d3cdg9mn6vyl

Morning vibes. https://www.instagram.com/p/BncJaBtAPLu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fw4y75c155pd

Missing this person the most. (at Yachats, Oregon)

Missing some of my favorite people. (at Yaquina Head)

Camping at Lava Camp Lake last weekend surrounded by the remains of last fall’s Millie fire and an incredible view of the nights sky. Feeling very fortunate to be here. (at Lava Camp Lake)

Don’t know where I’d be without my navigator. #wcw (at McKenzie Pass Area)

It was at this moment that I fell in love with Mitchell, OR. (at Mitchell, Oregon)

Throwback to Sunday and finding this little pocket of wonder on the way back from the coast. (at Seaside, Oregon)

Throwback to a windy hike on Saturday in Mt. Hood National Forest. (at Mt Hood National Forest)

Friday. (at Uncorked Studios)

The funny thing about climbing around on sandstone in Zion is looking at the ground and finding little puddles of water with little tide marks from the water being disturbed. You then look up and around and realize you’re standing in the middle of a giant receding 150 million year old puddle. (at Zion National Park)

Some short winding roads and a lot of large rocks later, Zion shows off its morning majesty. 
Zion National Park, April 2018 (at Zion National Park)

My adventure hat making an appearance at Angel’s Landing at 5,790 feet. (at Angels Landing)

It’s hard to show how silly Angel’s Landing is, but trust me. (at Angels Landing)

Where’d we park? (at Snow Canyon State Park)

Adventure mode. (at Smith Rock State Park)

This is spring. Huh. (at Timberline Lodge & Ski Area)