Titcomb Basin 2012

Photographer's Point. The wildfires in Idaho block out the most magnificent peaks in the background. Elevation 10,344 feet.

She's pooped!

A very quiet morning at Hobbs Lake. Elevation 10,072 feet.

Just north of Hobbs Lake. 

Seneca Lake. Elevation 10,272 feet.

Spaghetti!!

Waiting for her dinner.

Little Seneca Lake. Elevation 10,348 feet.

The passage to Titcomb Basin. It's a very narrow trail around the boulders.

The view just beyond the passage.

No trees here, just bushes. Elevation 10,756 feet.

The peaks at Titcomb.

More peaks!!

Upper Titcomb Lake in the background.

Upper Titcomb Lake.

Hobble Creek, Wyoming June 2012

 Jemma and I getting ready to head out.

 Looking towards Ferney Gulch.

 Camping in the meadow!

 My first attempt at using wood as a fuel in my stove. It worked well and there is usually an abundant supply of twigs.

 Hobble Creek.

Middle Sweeney Lake, Bridger Wilderness, Wy-- May

 The initial climb. Yup, Its straight up.. There was another climb behind this one.

 Taking a break above Half Moon Lake.

 The Hacienda...

 I did have 3G service. This is looking at Pinedale, Wy

 Life Off the Grid!

 Too pooped to care :(

 The beginning of an author..LOL

 Above 10,000 feet this is the trail.

 This would of been a nice pic had it not been raining.

 Seriously??

Lichen!!

Alf's Big Book of Wilderness Survival

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uUVX_hYH1szrDl-A7_US38LvVwDBgOA_9EPKUiGMFa0/edit

Hickerson Trail, Ashley National Forest, Ut-- May 2012

 The Middle Fork of Sheep Creek

 The camp. The wind was blowing so hard from varying directions I only let the fire burn for an hour (note the beetle kill pines).

 The secret to my success!

Spirit Lake

Blueberry Lake May 2012

An abundance of firewood. 

An abundance of rain :( 

 And some snow!

The hacienda!! 

Winter 2012

This is how my year started. A little snowshoeing near Spirit Lake, Utah. The temperature was just above 0.  

 Trying out the CAT Stove.. I was cooking Ramen noodles!

In the parking lot getting ready for a little "shoe" time.