Random Scenic Shots

[Scenic WonderRunner]

A hardscrabble climb around the SE side of Toro Peak gave me awesome views of the Anza~Borrego Desert!

Just below the 8716' peak, to stay off of the Indian Reservation land.



The white patch is the Dry Clark Lake.



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[Viggen]

I know its no epic scenery from the West but heres a few shots of a duck hunt on the eastern shores (yes, we too have eastern shores) of Virginia:



Some random shots of what I consider to be my second home, Blackwater Falls, Davis, WV:






Oh, and not exactly "outback" shots but I love these. Last winter, schools shut down one day (Im a teacher and I swear I want snow days more than the kids do) so I ventured into DC to snap some pics. Rangers loved that I was out in the snow and cold and let me do whatever I wanted. Oh, and no tourists made it fantastic.

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Very nice Viggen.

Thanks for sharing.

Welcome to Expedition Portal.


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[nwoods]

Near Cima Dome along the Mojave Trail

[Every Miles A Memory]

Canyonlands National Park, Utah



Scrambling through a Slot Canyon on the White Rim Trail, Utah

[nwoods]

Automated System Response:
See "Every Miles A Memory" as poster in thread, Copy & Paste standard response:

"Great work Pat!"

[off.track]

[Scenic WonderRunner]

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[nwoods]

Off Track, is that a stitch?

Sorta reminds me of a photo in this month's National Geographic of a Giant Sequoia tree that is amazing. It's a stitch of something like 80 images, but shows the full tree's height. Its amazing.

Found it! Check this out:
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/re...gatefold-image

Here is a video on how they made the image: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/vi...tefold&catID=1
Looks like a lot of work!

[Viggen]

Thanks. Ive been a lurker for a while just drooling over everything on this site. Will be finishing up school here in a year or so and then will build a "proper" expo rig. Here is what Im driving, and loving, now and a few pics from a trip last weekend: