Meet at the Church?

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Meet at Church?

 

This morning.

Meeting at the Church.

Nature will be our Church this Saturday morning.

An hour walk.

With one of September’s travel companions.

PS. Update since writing this two hours ago – we both biked to the Church and then i biked a couple miles back to his house (to keep the conversation going) after our walk.

 

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Peace and contentment is the new wealth

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Summer 2017 at Upper Grinnell Lake. Stromatolites.

 

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Summer 2017 at Upper Grinnell Lake. More stromatolites. We’re up about 6,500′.

 

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Summer 2017 at Upper Grinnell Lake. This was once the ocean floor.

 

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Summer 2017 at Upper Grinnell Lake.

 

Granite Park Chalet inside
Inside Granite Park Chalet. Small reception/retail desk and lobby.

 

Granite Park Chalet inside
Inside Granite Park Chalet. View from opposite side.

 

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Inside Granite Park Chalet. Getting ready for staff history lesson.

 

Granite Park Chalet floor
Granite Park Chalet floor. Couple billion years old.

 

Artist Rachel Sussman is obsessed with very old things that are still alive. Things like the Pafuri baobab, a South African tree that is likely at least 2,000 years old — and requires an armed guard escort to visit. Or the stromatolites of Western Australia, organisms connected to the oxygenation of the planet that began some 3.5 billion years ago. She has spent years tracking down the world’s oldest organisms. Here, take a look at her photographs of a world that has lasted for millennia

 

Bonus video:

 

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i climb this mountain…

Disney Keynote Speakers
Six months ago.

 

Why do you like Glacier National Park so much?

The initial reaction is, “i don’t know, i just do.”

Deeper dive, not relenting on the root reason.

“Glacier does something to me when i visit, and when i think about the memories and the future trips.”

What then?

Nature.

Nature imitates life.

Glacier has become like a familiar friend – someone i trust.

i climb this mountain…

To look through God’s window.

 

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Is good karma real?

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Sent a nice iPhone and all the accessories to a Family member yesterday.

 

Is good karma real?

Found and booked yet another Summer accommodation, flight, and car for an additional Glacier National Park trip this Summer.

Also yesterday, the Granite Park Chalet confirmation email arrived.

Three nights, four-days at a 6,600′ base camp.

Cellular signals are decent at “Granite”, making writing and working easier than ever.

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Here’s where it stands as of New Years Eve 2017

Lake McDonald Boathouse
Lake McDonald Boathouse, view from private dock, September 27, 2017.

 

Lake McDonald Boathouse
Lake McDonald Boathouse, view from private dock, September 27, 2017.

 

Here’s where it stands as of New Years Eve 2017:

  1. May 30 – June 3: Apgar Village Inn
  2. June 3 – 10: Lake McDonald Lodge
  3. July 9 -13: West Glacier Motel
  4. July 28 – August 4: Rising Sun
  5. August 25 – September 3: Apgar Village Cabins
  6. September 22 – 29: Apgar Village Inn

Still looking at VRBO houses on Lake McDonald (there are 3 options, including this one and this one).

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