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This from this past Saturday, just a few days ago.

This is the inlet to Lake Sabrina near Bishop, CA.

He’s referring to an ice skate.

It was a little chilly, but I was still running around in shorts and flip flops.

I found plenty of fall color at Lake Sabrina near Bishop, CA this weekend, but the peak color took a back seat to what I saw on the way home. I was treated to a WILD sunset, one that I'd put into a list of Top 5 sunsets I've seen since moving here more than 5 years ago. A beam of golden light...

Rick got some great shots. I have some photos of myself on that very ledge. Definitely not for the faint of heart!

You're making up for lost time during the first few months of summer, Alan.

I’ve shared this waterfall below Mt Humphreys before, but this one was taken shortly after sunrise during a recent backpacking overnighter with my dad.

This is Lone Pine Creek, just a few feet away from the trailhead to Mt. Whitney.

Here’s one from Bishop, CA where clouds and precipitation created awesome light just last week. This one is from the Alabama Hills near Lone Pine, CA last year.

Is there so the city can cover its butt.

Here’s another shot of Mt. Humphreys, this time from its eastern side.

You’ve mentioned before that this area looks similar to the place I went to in Taiwan, and I can see why!

I have a high-elevation pollinator

Here’s one of the waterfalls along the trail to Paiute Pass in the Sierra Nevada.

Yes, that’s wildfire smoke, but I don’t know which fire it was coming from.

Saturday’s walk to Paiute Pass and the Humphreys Basin in the Eastern Sierra near Bishop, CA was much less exciting and painful compared to last year’s hike when I got caught in a thunderstorm complete with thunder, lightning, and hail. Mt. Humphreys is 13,986 feet tall and it’s one of the...

I’ve driven Utah SR 12 a couple times in January a few years ago and encountered a snowstorm on Boulder Mountain above 6000 feet of elevation. I’m guessing snow is less likely in October, but it couldn’t hurt to bring your chains anyway. That’s such a cool road with little traffic. You’ll have...

From the White Mountains looking west towards the Sierra Nevada. Bishop is visible in the valley.

I think you’re trying to convey the conclusion of the book.