In a world of so many great photographers and writers, I am venturing into some unknown territories, leaving comfort zones, finally very willing to practice the art of seeing. By maintaining the practice of posting daily photos, I hope to continue learning about the possibilities that I trust are out there for the taking.
Made chili today.
Don’t have to change into my pj’s tonight as I never got out of them all day long.
Keeping it simple.
Put down the cup of seed and seconds later this guy appeared.
And then he disappeared.
And.....reappeared.
Ray is enjoying hanging out.
And I'm in heaven shooting my birds.
Ray and I finally left home for Mammoth at 8:40am. We arrived in Mammoth around 4:15pm. We’d have arrived in Mammoth sooner but Ray had to stretch his legs in Bishop (my eyes are looking upward in that – yeah right- look) …and since we were in Bishop why not stop and visit Wilson’s Sporting Goods. I had a first in Wilson’s. I spent nada. Wilson’s is a slip store for me (and Ray apparently….he bought something). It’s a bitch when you have everything a store sells and don’t need anything. You see I’ve been directed to ask myself, “Do I need “it” or do I want “it”?
After a small food market stop, we checked in to one of our favorite cabins here at Wood’s Lodge, cabin #18. We have never stayed in cabin 19, but have eyed it with envy over the years. This year, our third week in Mammoth we’ll move from cabin #18 and stay the last week in cabin #19. Normally these better location cabins are not available as families or families of family members have been renting the same cabins each summer for over 50 years. We decided late to try and get a cabin. We got lucky as people must have canceled.
I quickly shot off some photos with my small
View on trail above Lake Mary looking down on the Wood’s Lodge cabins (9600′) where we’ll be staying.
View on trail looking above Heart Lake.
Nearby Lake Maime.
Aaaaahh. Can’t wait. Are you envious?