TREKKER HECK

This Friday is sponsored by Marvel. (at Toketee Falls, Oregon)

Someone just overloaded the color palette.

Them: "What is one of your strengths?" Me: "My hat." (at Susan Creek Falls)

Come weekend, posthaste! (at Orcas, Washington)

Today's light during our hike seemed so clean and clear. (at Cooper Creek Reservoir)

I just ate a date that was filled with black mold. I didn't know until I felt the weird texture with my tongue. Then I gagged a little (okay, a lot). If I wake up with super human powers, I will be super excited about it and will show you all later. (at Lake Powell)

Frosted highlights (at Oregon Coast)

When love broke through (at Umpqua National Forest)

Spotlight (at Umpqua National Forest)

My co-worker was afraid that our annual Christmas card would portray a negative stereotype of Oregonians all being flannel-wearing axe-toting lumberjacks. But I told her that I couldn't fit Carhartts into a proper holiday greeting, which would be more of an accurate description. But anyway, Merry Christmas! (at North Umpqua Trail)

It's Sunday y'all. (at Vík)

Winter storm warning for southwestern Oregon. Does that just mean more rain? (at Mt. Ashland)

What's really nice about living in the Pacific Northwest is that there is always something to explore as soon ad you walk outside. (Granted, there may be a 7 1/2 hour drive to get there, but it's still close). (at Orcas, Washington)

Oh stop it, you. (at Skaftafell - Vatnajökull National Park)

The San Juan Islands on a good day are just as pretty as the San Juan Islands on a bad day. (at Mount Constitution)

Our Black Friday has started out beautifully. #optoutside #willyougooutwithme (at Orcas, Washington)

Hey everyone! Tomorrow's Thanksgiving, and I would like to share that I am very grateful for you all. There's a lot of awesome people on IG and I am constantly learning about photography from you, and always trying to improve and fine-tune my techniques. (I'm saying this now because I'm not sure about the availability of the internets for the next few days). (at Tioga Bridge)