alaska, travel, photography, skiing, and what not
The days are getting pretty short as we approach the winter solstice. This image was captured this past weekend backcountry skiing in Turnagain Pass.
We had the great fortune to be camping the night of the “super-moon” in the City of Rocks, Idaho. The moon lived up to all the hype about how bright it was. We lucked out and had zero clouds in the sky all night. Here are some photos – believe it or not, these were all taken at night.
Here are some more photos from our flight last weekend in the Owyhee Mountains, Idaho. It is an amazingly remote area that sees little traffic compared to the rest of Idaho. What an amazing way to watch a sunrise as the earth awakens (we probably awoke some campers as we ripped by at 120 mph). Enjoy!
Went out the Owyhee Mountains last Sunday looking for some chukar. Decided to go some areas where I had not been in a long time. Only hunted for about 2 hours and it snowed the whole time we were hunting. We drove out Reynolds Creek, across to Macks Creek (where we hunted), and then drove back to town via Wilson Creek Rd.
Moose Looking for some chukar along Wilson Creek
Bluffs along Wilson Creek
Macks Creek Road – pretty narrow for a big truck
stoltz project 