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Great reports(s)! I'm amazed at how much saltier the white rocks were at Little Finland the first time you were there compared to our visit. I wonder if the rains that hit the area the day before rinsed some it away?

For any packrafting/river/paddling fans out there, I put this little edit together from this past Sunday - a fun and meteorlogically wild descent down a class III section of the Greys River in northwestern Wyoming.

I just noticed for the first time the sandwich artist getting her groove on too. GIF is even better now.

Man, if I didn't actually have to carry the damn thing I'd take that umbrella everywhere. I tried to rig it up DIY style to my shoulder strap so I could go hands-free with it but it just doesn't work with my current HMG pack. Not that I would ever carry one of those things in a thunderstorm, but...

Made it back late last night after a great day of poking around the northern side of Mirror Lake Highway. Patchy snow began around 8600', but the road stayed clear for a ways past that. Ended up making it up to about a 1/4 mile past Beaver View Campground before getting stopped by snow (9050')...

Good chance I'll be driving up Mirror Lake Highway from the Evanston side on Saturday to check things out, most likely to make a day trip up to Lily Lake and the yurt as I've never seen it. Will report back with conditions if I make it up.

I think you'll be good. Depending on how much space you need, there are also lots of little pullouts that you could just slide into and snooze in if you don't need a fire and/or large space for a tent. Also, depending on how shy you are, I quite often notice there being one tiny vehicle taking...

I was just down there this past weekend, and it was crowded. I think as long as you get there by 9 though you should be okay. I grabbed a pretty good spot right at 9pm on Friday and it seemed like at least 5 other caravans came through within the next half hour seeking out sites. If you had high...

@Kullaberg63 , great stuff! Would love to see more pics. Curious on a couple things. Did you find any good water sources close to the Dirty up either Larry or No Man's? Also, you mention you were in and out of the boat a lot due to the current low levels. About how many miles do you think you...

Great stuff man. 10/10, would do again. Really digging that "Tim on the knob" image (hehe). The entire set is great, actually. And you said you didn't get any good shots.... And you can never blame Ezra. I think she was just looking out for you there :thumbsup:

Yep, all Sony. All of the slot stuff was 10-18, and the reflections and a couple of the others were taken with the 18-105 (another fantastic lens, btw).

Having not purchased a ski pass for the first time in a few seasons, lately I've been sufferin' the winter itch. That restless, awful leg twitch that keeps you up at night and renders your imagination all fidgety and discontented during the day. I do my best dreaming in winter. Big dreams. Vivid...

I'm late to the party, but I don't think you have anything to worry about, Vegan H. That 30 day return policy is the key component. Just use the hell out of that lens for a few weeks and you'll know right away if there's any immediate defects like internal dust or focusing issues, etc. I know...

Overall, I was a big fan. Can't speak to neither the historical precision nor literary brevity, but I was certainly entertained throughout. Amazing performance by Leo. Not sure if it will be enough for his first trophy, but it won't be undeserved if he does win. Most of all though the thing that...

Have you considered purchasing the 10-18 used? I've never had a bad experience with used glass. Some nice deals pop up every now and then on Amazon and eBay. So worth it if you can make it happen. Just thought I'd throw that out there, as this lens is worth every penny. Maybe a Xmas stocking...

No way man, you've got great stuff. Let em rip!

Okay, this is fun. Great stuff everyone. Here's a few of my faves from this year. January in Valley of Fire: Orange Cliffs, Canyonlands National Park, February: Toroweap Point in March: Pine Creek in April, Zion: Crystal Springs Canyon, May, Lake Powell: Red Castle in June...

Congratulations, Art. Beautiful stuff.

Well, I just posted this in the "Longest day" thread, and then came upon this topic. Probably fits in here, too :) --- Ok, long story coming. Backpacking - 36 miles. Back in 2005 or so a friend and were hiking the Washington portion of the Pacific Crest Trail from north to south. Thing is, it...

Ok, long story coming. Backpacking - 36 miles. Back in 2005 or so a friend and were hiking the Washington portion of the Pacific Crest Trail from north to south. Thing is, it was only supposed to be a 26 mile day to our resupply and a warm, dry bed in White Pass. The day started great - despite...