Outdoorsman Thread

[dlr110]

Love the elk and the bear. I'll add a few elk that my wife took pic's of back in 2014.DSCN1800.JPGDSCN1756.JPGDSCN1778.JPG

Beautiful! It must be really exciting to get pictures like that of animals in the wild.

[dlr110]

Thanks QS, she is weak in picking a mate but really good at taking pic's.
dlr am sure enjoying your kin's pictures. Thanks.

You're very welcome, more to come. He is also posting many more on his Facebook page "Creation Images" if anyone wants to follow them.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/createdforhislife/photos/?ref=page_internal

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[dlr110]

They made it to the International Boundary, Canada & America.

International Boundary

The Alaska Highway

On the road again

I believe he has the right of way

They should reach Anchorage tomorrow and then the following day get to the cabin, which is somewhere southeast of Soldotna, AK on the Kenai peninsula.

[jerryd6818]

Soldotna, AK

[jmh58]

dlr110.. PLEASE keep the pics coming!! I LOVE them.. Alaska is on my someday trip.. KOOL!!!
John

[Quick Steel]

Ditto. Wonderfully interesting photos.

[dlr110]

Here are some sunset pictures they took before leaving Texas and one up in Washington State. Hope to be getting a lot more when they get to the lodge and have time to post them. Enjoy!

[Doc B]

Some great pictures, David! I hope to make the Alaska trek, from Teaxs, next summer. I'm sure my pictures won't be remotely as good!

[Steve Warden]

Great pics, David.
Spent 3 years at Eielson AFB, a tad southeast of Fairbanks, back in the late 60s. Dad was in the Air Force and I was about just starting 1st grade. Always wanted to get stationed there while I was in..
*sigh* never got there. Oh, well. Only wish I could remember more of our time there.

[zoogirl]

Accidentally spotted this spider yesterday....

Scott, Ann would have taken it home with her.

Woulda been caged and named by now...

[zoogirl]

Here are some more from my brother Gary's journey to Alaska.

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I believe they are somewhere in the Yukon now

[zoogirl]

Here are some more from my brother Gary's journey to Alaska.

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Grouse! Yay!
About fifteen years ago, I actually did the Grouse Grind. It’s a big hike all the way up the mountain. Kind of a Vancouver rite of passage. Anyway, I made it up. At the time, if you climbed up, you could take the gondola down for five bucks. Quite the experience.
I believe they are somewhere in the Yukon now

[TripleF]

Here are some sunset pictures they took before leaving Texas and one up in Washington State. Hope to be getting a lot more when they get to the lodge and have time to post them. Enjoy!

Absolutely beautiful David!!

[doglegg]

I am enjoying these with envy David, thanks.

[Steve Warden]

Out watering the maters this morning...

[Dinadan]

Cool vacation photos, David.

Steve - I really like that spider web photo! I try to just slow down and admire the tiny things in nature that make the world so beautiful. I think some folks never even realize beauty that is right under their feet.

[Steve Warden]

Thank you, Mel.

[Quick Steel]

Steve, Ditto Dinadin's thoughts. That is a spectacularly beautiful web.

"Poetry is a fresh morning spider-web telling a story of moonlit hours of weaving and waiting during a night."

Carl Sandburg

[dlr110]

Great photo Steve! There is so much to see if we just take the time. That's what my brother is trying to is with his photo's, is show us the majesty of God's creation and all the wonderful beauty he has provided us.

[doglegg]

Spider webs are works of art but not to the spider. It is just a tool so he (she) can eat. We are like them with pocket knives. To some they are a work of art and to others just a tool. But the picture of the tool is a work of art Steve.

[Mumbleypeg]

Great pictures y'all! Texas definitely has some great sunrises and sunsets. Most places outside of the cities have a lot of sky.

Nice spider web Steve. This is the best time of year for spider webs. We have some here that weave elaborate webs at night but take them down by morning. You can hardly walk under a tree at night without encountering one but by morning they're gone. Gonna have to do some research to learn what kind of spider does that.

Ken

[dlr110]

My brother and his wife have had a lot of great weather for traveling, hiking and other fun things, but not every day was good. That first picture took he a long time to get just the right light and settings he said.

West of Haines Junction in the Yukon

Near Stone Mountain, BC

Not every summer day is good

[Steve Warden]

Thanks to all for the compliments!

[Steve Warden]

Another visitor to the tomato patch

[doglegg]

Love it Steve.