Stayed close to home this last weekend.....brrrr....it was a chilly weekend....wasn't too fond of the thought of freezing to death while trying to have fun....spent time close to the fire and messed around with photos....photos are a on going never ending project.....The last few days with the cold weather we have had beautiful blue sky's....not to bad if it's in the 20's but when the temperature starts dropping down into the teen's it gets just a tiny bit miserable....During the week every now and then I get to run away from my desk and take pictures for a few minutes....between phone calls.....Lake Chelan is a beautiful place....lovely mountain back drop with a big blue lake....It's nice to get out and enjoy the scenery for a few minutes during the day....winter can drag on....if you sit behind a desk all day...with out a view of the blue sky's during the day....I am ready to venture back out into the snow...just hope the weather gets just a tiny bit warmer before our next trip out.....checking out different trail options for snowshoeing....
Life goes on, things change, storms of life come and go. One thing that always remains the same is the feeling and quiet peace I feel from being in the mountains. This was a spur of the moment overnight trip. It was so needed and such a beautiful time. Left the house around 2:30 PM, traffic was so slow heading up Hwy 20, lots of folks heading out of Mazama. Arrived at the trail head a few minutes before 4 PM, and we were off down the trail in a few minutes. Three quarters of a mile down the trail a bee or some kind of flying ant decided to bite my nieces eye lid, talk about hysteria for a moment. I was pretty sure our trip was over, but we were able to move on with a very cold creek soaked multipurpose face mask. The sun was sinking fast and the wind was howling by the time we reached the top. Made some quick decisions on the best place to park the tents, and we set up camp. It was truly an incredible evening, hiked aroun...
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