Dear Reader (2020-08-08),Sunday July 24 – Mt. Allan via Centennial Ridge < 16 km – Out and Back – With MichelleGillean had warned me, Leigh had warned me, and AllTrails warned me. This trail is not for the faint of leg or knee. Michelle and … Continue readingA Walking Report 12
Dear Reader (2020-08-03),Today’s Report covers 3 walks. Two of those walks were short but notable. Thursday July 16 – Inglewood Bird Sanctuary <> 2.5 km A couple of months ago I purchased a new phone (Motorola Vision One) to replace my Samsung Note 4, which … Continue readingA Walking Report 11
Dear Reader (2020-08-01), IntroductionNow there are many funny things about Alice’s rabbit. One of them is that its lateness was self-imposed, and so it is with my feelings of running late. You would think by now I would have learned that the word “should” is … Continue readingA Walking Report 10 with a Family
Dear Reader (2020-07-24), In the previous and first post in this sequence I talked about cows and expansive spaces on my drive south. As April says, sometimes I don’t start early, I start in the middle of the night. That was the case the morning … Continue readingA walking Report 10 With Cows
Dear Reader (2020-07-23), That would be Joni Mitchell and a line from the song Coyote “A prisoner of the white lines on the freeway”. I’ve loved and kept that line for decades. Highway 40, the road to Lundbreck and back, is not really a freeway. … Continue readingA Walking Report 10 with Joni
Dear Reader (2020-07-21), IntroductionThere are two walks in today’s post. Except for two images (and you can guess which ones), all of today’s image are type 1 images. These are images that are of a documentary / diary / point of reference nature. I see … Continue readingA Walking Report 09
Dear Reader (2020-07-13), IntroductionToday is the fourth and final of the current sporadic flurry of posts aimed at getting you caught up on the events of the past two weeks or so. These posts are not necessarily in the order they were walked.~ Flake from … Continue readingA Walking Report 08
Dear Reader (2020-07-07), IntroductionToday is the third day of the current flurry of posts aimed at getting you caught up on the events of the past two weeks or so. These posts are not necessarily in the order they were walked. This flurry so far … Continue readingA Walking Report 07
IntroductionToday is the second day of the current flurry of posts aimed at getting you caught up on the events of the past two weeks or so. These posts are not necessarily in the order they were walked.~ Flake from 2020-07-04 click here for A … Continue readingA Walking Report 06
IntroductionBeginning today there will be a flurry of posts while I get you caught up on the events of the past two weeks or so. The posts will not necessarily be in the order they were walked. Wednesday July 01 – Ptarmigan Cirque < 5 … Continue readingA Walking Report 05
Dear Reader (2020-06-17), As you have probably figured out by now, if you are looking for a report on trail conditions or hiking logistics, this isn’t the place. On the other hand you may be interested in the reference material I’m currently using: Gillean Daffern’s … Continue readingA Walking Report 04
Dear Reader (2020-06-09), Tuesday June 2 – Baldy Pass <> 8.5 kmThere are only a couple of cars when I arrive at the Baldy Pass parking lot on Highway 40 in Kananaskis Country. A rhythm to the start of my walks is emerging. Take off … Continue readingA Walking Report 03
Dear Reader (2020-05-30), Saturday May 23 – Prairie View Lookout (Barrier Lake) < 10 kmThe mood is one of grief (personal and societal), contemplation and reflection. I started relatively early and for the most part I had the trail to myself on the way up. … Continue readingA Walking Report 02
Dear Reader (2020-05-20),Images continue to be captured and a couple of new series are in the works. I have also been out walking. Last year (2019) I had planned to go on a multi-week walk. That didn’t happen because I got a contract, which finished … Continue readingA Walking Report 01
Dear Reader (2020-05-04), Yesterday (May 3) was the last day of 30 in 30. The results of the 30 photographic experiments in 30 days can be found here (click here). Today though is all about the process, and some of the problems I encountered. For … Continue readingNotes on 30 in 30