Almost every day of our trip, we were scrambling to get camp set up and cook dinner before it got dark. And days don't get any longer than in June. There were just too many things to do and see before retiring to camp for the night. Dinner was usually cooking around 9pm, when some of our more elderly camp neighbors were already asleep. After dinner we'd sit around the campfire, wrapped in blankets, reading books with the help of headlamps, and go to bed when our eyes got heavy.
In the words of John Muir, “The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark.”
- Julia
In the words of John Muir, “The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark.”
- Julia
I have loved these posts. You two capture life so beautifully and I am so grateful I discovered your blog awhile back.
ReplyDeleteJulia, you guys are so inspiring! I get so excited to see your pictures:) Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!!
ReplyDeleteThose mountains again... gorgeous! I love how you presented the pictures in this post - it looks very neat! Beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteLoving everything!! The pictures, the feeling, Canada.. Need to go there :)
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When we were in Banff we stayed up until 11:30/Midnight every night for that exact same reason. At home we're usually in bed by 9pm!
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing trip, and the photos are beautiful. Yuriy, flip your fly rod reel-down to start catching the trophies!
ReplyDeleteSimply an amazing trip. Awesome photos!
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ReplyDeleteI love your photos. They are clean in some way but able to draw me into your travel. Thanks for sharing these! (oh and those products are very cool.)
ReplyDeleteOh, I will never tire of seeing your travels! As a fellow photographer, I'm curious... what is your post-processing like? Do either of you have a very long process, or just minor tweaks? Do you use actions to make it faster? I'd love to know!
ReplyDeletethat is a wonderful quote - and a beautiful mountain. xo
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ReplyDeletei've been hearing so much about banff lately! this is just solidifying my need to go. lovely photos!
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ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!
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