Hiking
Ali and I went hiking at Bellearye yesterday. We went up Dot Nebel which is a black diamond ski trail. There is only one section that is particularly steep so it wasn’t too bad a climb. As we were wondering around the mountain we came across a patch of snow that hasn’t melted yet. It was probably 50 feet long and 30 feet wide.
Not much else going on, I hope all of you are doing well.
5 responses to “Hiking”
Secret Snow. Hiding from friends.
Will says: HEY, maybe if I hide here I can make it through the summer. Yeah, that’s it, and then the next and the next and then, maybe someday, I’ll be a glacier. Oh yeah. Won’t my buds be jealous now. A glacier. Man. Wow. Hey, is that the sun? Crap. I can’t melt I can’t melt I cannnnn………drip drip drip
Man. Will needs sleep. ; )
Not to ask the obvious question, but did you write your name in it?
Jamie says: I’m sad to say it didn’t even occur to me.
I was watching a show on the travel channel the other day, and they were talking about this trail in Hawaii that was built by the Japanese a long long time ago. There was writing carved into stone in Japanese glyph style. Everyone always thought it was something profound, and then they finally had it translated; it said, “[name] was here.”
Secret Snow. Hiding from friends.
HEY, maybe if I hide here I can make it through the summer. Yeah, that’s it, and then the next and the next and then, maybe someday, I’ll be a glacier. Oh yeah. Won’t my buds be jealous now. A glacier. Man. Wow. Hey, is that the sun? Crap. I can’t melt I can’t melt I cannnnn………drip drip drip
Man. Will needs sleep. ; )
Not to ask the obvious question, but did you write your name in it?
I’m sad to say it didn’t even occur to me.
I was watching a show on the travel channel the other day, and they were talking about this trail in Hawaii that was built by the Japanese a long long time ago. There was writing carved into stone in Japanese glyph style. Everyone always thought it was something profound, and then they finally had it translated; it said, “[name] was here.”