No, I actually don't know why it took me until mid-August to post about our Africa trip that happened in May. Perhaps it's because I uploaded over 1,300 photos, and they take time. However, if you're thinking of taking the Nomad Adventures safari from Cape Town to Victoria Falls, it was a blow by blow, animal by animal account of life in the truck.
But now we can move on. I was just looking at my hiking stats, and we're off to a slower start than usual, mostly because we both volunteer so much. Last week alone, I was out 2 days servicing wildlife research cameras, plus two days working on trail projects with the Friends of Kananaskis. So that was 4 days of "hiking" that I don't log because it's usually not that interesting to people other than me. My views look like this:
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| Views of Mt. Rundle while servicing cameras |
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| The Three Sisters in mist during camera servicing |
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| My friend Monty working on a trail in Boulton Creek |
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| Rock hardening of a mountain bike trail at the Nordic Centre |
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| Female moose and calf in the grass on the way to Boulton Creek |
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| Spiderwebs in my forest while camera servicing |
But we have done some cool stuff, and I'm behind on posting about it.
- We climbed King Ridge in early June
- We got up into James Walker Creek
- We just got back from 4 days camping in the Highwood, and got to Hailstone Butte, Plateau Mountain and Raspberry Ridge, plus got partway up an unnamed mountain
And I promise to post these soon, because to be frank, they were all beautiful.
Glad to be back without Africa posts hanging over my head.
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