Columns in Capernaum
Columns in Capernaum
Crystal Blue Waters of the Sea of Galilee
Ancient mosaic and modern expression.
The Jewish “Western Wall”
The Muslim “Haram esh-Sharif”
Touring an ancient aqueduct from ancient Jerusalem.
Stopping for coffee and gas in West Bank.
Profound messages in Bethlehem.
#metoo is an international shame
Exploring the ruins of Masada.
Milan was the cheapest place for my brother to fly from the US to Europe, and I was on an island in between Italy and Spain, so we rendezvoused at the airport. Twenty-four hours in the city included his first-ever hostel stay, a waltz through it’s fashion-renowned streets in the best outfits a backpacker has, and a stop to admire the Milan Cathedral, or Duomo di Milano. They were some of the more leisurely hours of our time, considering the following three weeks roaming Europe would include unforgettable experiences, nights with little sleep, exhausting our brains trying to speak new languages, and countless times chasing down buses, (the first of which would be three days later).
Anton (Tony) and I outside Duomo di Milan in our fanciest backpacking clothes, July 2015.
Cinnamon Pass under a full moon.
Most 14er treks begin before the day does.
Silver Creek in the a.m.
Wondering whilst wandering.
Here, all roads lead to Redcloud. ‘Cos there’s mostly just one.
Colorado Columbines.
Morning breaking over neighboring peaks.
Climbing the crest of sprawling mountain majesties.
The Lone Hiker.
Last ascent to Redcloud.
View of Sunshine Peak from Redcloud.
Informal introductions with “The Lone Hiker.”
Prototypical mountain top conversations.
Just a Norwegian-American girl climbing Colorado’s glorious mountains. [sweater: Devold]
Panoramic of some of the San Juans range from Redcloud Peak.
Shoutout to Alo Yoga from 14,034 feet!
Not all who wander are lost. PSA: please read signs.
Glimpse of Sundog (#colorado13ers).
Pit stop on the descent courtesy of Sundog (13,432″). Boots courtesy of Jack Wolfskin.
