WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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I suggest you start start a new thread here:
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Today the hike, it was very enjoyable, good weather. We only saw 6 people on the 3 hour hike, so amazing to have to ourselves. Constant sound of water flowing for the entire hike which was heaven. Ended up doing another 1.5 hours after the formal hike to check more out, and found the delightful clock in a stone (one of the last shots)
Man @ the half-way-house serving tea
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Wow, amazing pics Snowy!
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Red Robin with parents, jake and laura
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a few friends of mine and i were hiking this weekend…we walked around "Gurnigel, Switzerland", which is only a 30min. drive away from my front door. the "chalet" (built in 1947) belongs to a farmer which only uses it during the summer months, when he's up there with his cows and all...the dad from one of my mates has it for rent during the winter months, so we sometimes go up there, hang out, drink a few beers and have some fun times...it's big enough for 10-15 people to stay over night. pretty dope imo
no running water, no electricity, no nothing...just mother nature and you!
some pics:
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This was so much fun www.palisadesclimb.com
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Today the hike, it was very enjoyable, good weather. We only saw 6 people on the 3 hour hike, so amazing to have to ourselves. Constant sound of water flowing for the entire hike which was heaven. Ended up doing another 1.5 hours after the formal hike to check more out, and found the delightful clock in a stone (one of the last shots)
Man @ the half-way-house serving tea
great pictures snowy i must save some money and get myself to japan
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Agreed, documented very well. Great job Snowman
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Tonight, it was a friends party in Portsmouth. Alex offered to taxi us over, yes we'll take that….
This was fantastic…
On the Portsmouth side. I have always been in awe of SD Bustler, one of the proper tugs that moved the big naval stuff around our harbour. It is now out of commission…
Coming home. We have a few ships in harbour atm….
The harbour entrance…
