Snow melt cascades in little rivulets off the peaks surrounding the end of the Hermans Gulch Trail. July 2006.
posted by molson | 8:58 PM
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Snow melt cascades in little rivulets off the peaks surrounding the end of the Hermans Gulch Trail. July 2006.
3 Comments:
Nothing like a good rivulet...
I saw a tellyprog about 5 20somethings from British cities who were backpacking virgins, on a 2 month trip along the Indonesian archepelago... lots of great rivulets there too!
(And shifting-clouds volcanic dawnscapes and all...)
If I peer in close-up is that a shiba-inu I can see trotting between two rocks by the rivulet..?
I think it's a pika inu.
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