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.

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[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.