::This is what today sounds like::
"We weren't put on this earth to be perfect, but we were made to pursue happiness. If you don't pursue happiness, then you sold yourself out, you sold your soul." -Jeremy Evans
"It's a sunny [May] day. I can see a bunch of water birds on the small bay out my window. The beach is only a half a block away, and any reasonable person might call where I am paradise. At home right now it's most likely snowing sideways, delaying the start of mud season for another two weeks, and the [May] wind is howling the way it likes to do until neither man nor animal can hear himself think. And none of this information is keeping me from being so homesick that I can tell you without even getting out the calculator that I have [3 weeks or 21 days or 504 hours or 30,240 minutes] until I get to go home to the high San Juans. The people in my valley call it the Creede Curse, that once you live in that country it'll never let go of you. But if Harriet Fish Backus were alive, I think she'd call it a blessing." -Pam Houston
::Blue Lake "bum hike" with Katie, Rae, and Lucy::
"Nothing interests many of us like the mountains which will always draw men from the ends of the earth that they may climb as near to Heaven as may be, by their rocky stairs. It is the wildest and most inaccessible region in Colorado, if not in North America. It is as if the great spinal column of the continent had bent upon itself in some spasm of earth, until the vertebrae overlapped each other, the effect being unparalleled ruggedness and sublimity, more awful than beautiful." -H.H. Bancroft
::Via Ferrata & Bridal Veil Falls::
::Bluegrass Festival with Amanda::
::Soaking up the music and alpine glow with Jane::
::Camping with The Marley Dog::
::Ajax Peak with Jimmy and Dylan::
::God Bless America: Fourth of July parade on Main Street::
"The splendor of azure skies kissing mountain peaks, the vista of winding roads clinging to precipices, far away valleys disappearing into the distance, all mingled in nature's harmony, lulled me into daytime reveries." -Harriet Fish Backus
::Mt. Elbert (highest Peak in Colorado) with Julia and Rae::
::Wilson Peak with Ben and Paul::
::Phish - Birthday festivities with Kelsey, Lucy, and Kendra::
::Brown Dog birthday extravaganza: thirty-one is the new twenty-one (or the time I made out with both my best friend and Jenny Lewis' guitar player in one night)::
::Foraging for mushrooms. Magical::
::Get ready summer 2011...I'm coming for you::
1 comment:
What lovely articulations of how I feel about Telluride. Found this post when Googling Beta for the Via Ferratta.
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