2024 Favorites

My favorite pictures and posts from 2024.

Camp Five Pond, Irish Wilderness. From the western side looking towards the trailhead and parking lot. Once more, ours is the only vehicle present.

Mist after rain — After yesterday’s rain last night and this morning were very misty.

Day Four — Misty, damp morning. I was planning on spending the night at Fiddler Spring, but there was a hunting camp set up there (no one was at home). I grabbed three liters of water from the much slower than usual spring and decided I’d head away from the hunters to this established primitive campsite around three quarters of a mile away.

Foothills Parkway Southwest Parking #10, Tennessee.

Cherohala Skyway. Road trip, November ’24.

Peter Knob from Popcorn Overlook, Georgia. +1

Peter Knob from Popcorn Overlook, Georgia. +1

Reeds — Assateague State Park, Maryland.

Not another soul in sight — Assateague State Park, Maryland. +1

Stripes. View from our hotel room.

Reeds on the Boardwalk Trail. Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Delaware.

Ava Hometown Hotrods Festival — 100 Mile Cruise, stop at Hodgson Mill.

Blue Bowl, Blanket Box, and Crocs — I was passing through the ‘Sparkle Zone’ when I noticed the light on the bowl, blanket box, and Crocs. The latter, with their color popping.

Curtain — Netherwood Hotel & Spa. taken for no other reason than I liked the texture and the light.

Lounge — Netherwood Hotel & Spa. I liked the light, colors, and ambiance of this room.

Morning run at Grange-over-Sands — the return leg, with the railway station caught in a shaft of sunlight.

Morning run at Grange-over-Sands — From the Netherwood Hotel along the entire length of the promenade and back was just over two and-a-half miles. Just right for my morning run. +1

Flickr meet-up — We first met Jacqi in person in 2008 at Bletchley Park in the UK. Then again in Springfield, Missouri as she traveled to her new home in New Zealand in 2011.

Dover Harbour and Ferry Port — Seen from the White Cliffs of Dover.

Folkestone beach and habour wall — Ginger captured this excellent view of the beach and harbour wall. The next morning I had a great run here, from the hotel, through the back streets and passages down to the harbour, out along the wall. Then back along the beach and sea front ending with the 200 ft climb back to the hotel.

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