More Alaska.

[camwyn]

The pictures aren't the hard part. It's writing the material that makes looking at someone else's vacation snaps interesting that takes up most of the time on these things.

http://www.megaloceros.net/images/Alaska2.htm

Other news... I'm going in to work tomorrow. Grandma's wake is on Wednesday and the funeral's Thursday. I'm not currently up for writing any Diary of a Mountie stuff, but I may give something related a go tomorrow, if only because writing about a character's painful loss helps work through painful losses of one's own.

Comments

[dormouse-in-tea.livejournal.com]

I would love a wallpaper of silence, actually.

[camwyn]

I'll see if I can get the file size down. Right now it's a fricken' enormous bitmap. Maybe if I scan it at a lower resolution...

Oh, and remind me to scan this user icon's picture in againat a bigger size. It's a photograph from what I'm pretty sure was the highest point on Gold Hill Road- a road 3.5 miles long, of which 3.1 miles was entirely uphill. Possibly my least favourite point on the journey to Inua Wool Shoppe, but damn if it wasn't a lovely photo.

[dormouse-in-tea.livejournal.com]

My shins go "OW".

[camwyn]

Bear in mind that I was traveling with a bike whose pedals were not the best (one should not have a syncopated pedalling rhythm, dammit) and whose seat was quite narrow- plus the gears did not want to shift no matter what I did.

As I believe I have said before, I walked the bike a lot. So ankles were unhappy, shins were unhappy, and I had the bike to lug along as well. True, the downhill freewheel stretch on the way back was really killer, but... well, as I said, I earned that qiviut.

[arabel.livejournal.com]

Some of those photos are really beautiful. I love the mushroom one, and the one of the road. Plus the creek one utterly cracked me up.

Gorgeous!

[ocean-song.livejournal.com]

love the pictures and your stories. So sorry again, about the suddenness of your grandmother's passing. I'll be thinking of you. Wakes are generally much funner than funerals, IMHO. But be sure to do only what you feel up to doing, what feeds your spirit and feels good to join your family in doing. *hugs* Take care dear.