Looking West. Part of 10-mile long Lake McDonald in the middle.
Looking East. Standing at 7,500’. Almost predictably, alone. Surrounded by 1,000,000 acres of National Park. Which is surrounded on all sides by several more millions of acres of wilderness.
14-second video: A favorite spot amongst many favorites. 28-second video: Beaver Chief Falls is 1,300’.
Stunningly simple beauty.
In 2-plus hours, one couple visited.
Can a person lead a life that requires no vacation?
Only one person is qualified to answer that.
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7-second video: Wonder if explorers ever dreamt of a pocket-sized camera (let alone a pocket-sized ”movie” camera).
Four hours up here today. Met Spike (given name) and Adam (from Poland). That’s it. Hidden Lake Trail probably had a thousand or two in those same four hours.
Life is a path.
What we do and how we do on life’s path is ours to orchestrate.
Obviously we must play the hand we are dealt. But at least we get to play a hand.
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5-second video: A special character from a special person.16-second video: Our hometown’s 50th anniversary celebration began October 1, 2021 and continues through this 2022 Glacier visit. These Disney Character figurines weren’t available Summer 2021.11-second video: The Continental Divide is a masterpiece.
Time-stamping (watch upper right) 7:46pm. Sunset is at 9:30pm. In a perfect world, the goal is to be back at car two-hours before sunset. A little rusty today.
Back at car one hour before sunset.
Even before sunset, darkness announces itself on every mountain’s East side.
Sun still shining on West-facing mountain wall. Oh, and first 2022 Big Horn Sheep sighting.
Do what you fear and the death of that fear is certain.
It was a bold move to do the first 2022 Oberlin summit as a sunset-summit.
In reality, the first attempt, a week ago, was in the morning. Significant snow prohibited the first (normal daytime) Oberlin summit.
By the way, this summit marks 24 total.
Someone once asked, ”How many times have you climbed Oberlin?”
Been keeping track ever since.
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