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Showing posts with label panorama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panorama. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2015

I'm Back From the Adirondack Camping Getaway!


Sorry for the dead air over here, I've been away on vacation!  I spent some time exploring the Adirondack mountains, specifically Lower St. Regis Lake, Lake Placid and the general area.  Lots of fishing, paddling, rain and a bit of sunshine.  Despite the rain, I think it's safe to say we all had a blast being outside and enjoying one another's company.  I'll have a full post coming soon.  For now, here is a panorama of the night sky after a storm.  Just lovely! Lower St. Regis Lake | Paul Smith's College

Sorry for the dead air over here, I've been away on vacation!  I spent some time exploring the Adirondack mountains, specifically Lower St. Regis Lake, Lake Placid and the general area.  Lots of fishing, paddling, rain and a bit of sunshine.  Despite the rain, I think it's safe to say we all had a blast being outside and enjoying one another's company.  I'll have a full post coming soon.  For now, here is a panorama of the night sky after a storm.  Just lovely!

Friday, January 30, 2015

Adirondack Panorama & Weekend Links

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I have so many panorama shots from past trips that I forgot about!  This one is from the front of a canoe in the St. Regis Lake in the Adirondack Mountains of New York state.  Cleaning out the old memory in my phone...

Weekend Links:

1.) Cardboard Beer Bottles by Carlsberg
2.) Travel Guides via Design Sponge
3.) Mats Anda Flickr Page
4.) Posture and Health
5.) That Snow Day Look over at 10e
6.) This Crazy Motorcycle build by Cyclewerks
7.) The photo of the Sierra Nevada Red Fox in Yosemite!

Have a great weekend!  

Monday, June 23, 2014

A New Outlook


Yosemite Panorama
Yosemite Panorama - Click for full view
There's something about the joy of today and the uncertainty of tomorrow that really puts life decisions in perspective.  My job of 3 years was making me increasingly miserable and something had to give.  Because really, it was just a job, just something I got through each day to make it to the weekend.  I hated it so much I went through phases of depression.  So something did give, I said to hell with this and to hell with putting myself through this all for a paycheck.  I put in my two-week notice and booked my flight for California. The only thing on the agenda was to hike a mountain or two, feel the pacific ocean on my face, and have an In-and-Out burger or 5.

It was simply awe-inspiring to be surrounded by such beautiful nature.  Everything else in life seemed small and meaningless at that moment.  So instead of dwelling on all the bad I left behind, I thought about how free I was from that point forward to pursue what makes me happy and to never allow myself to drown in and put up with BS like that ever again.

My new routine has begun back at home.  A new job and a new outlook on what is to come.  I needed this and I'm grateful for the opportunity.  That's what this picture reminds me of everyday, just how important it is to to never limit yourself and to constantly pursue happiness.