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Splash!

Throwing it back to a couple Thanksgivings ago when we spent a couple nights in Yachats, Oregon.

The Gorge Amphitheatre

The Gorge

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A little over six months ago, this happened. Dave is taking a rare year off in 2017 from playing Labor Day Weekend at The Gorge.

Plaza de Mexiamora

Plaza de Mexiamora

There are many plazas in Guanajuato. This one was my favorite as I found it by accident, it wasn’t crowded, and it was a lovely place to chill for a half hour.

200 degrees of the Bright Angel Trail

12-photo photomerge of the Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Trail after snow

Today’s photo (a 12-photo photomerge actually) is from our New Year’s Eve hike down Bright Angel Trail after snow fell during the night. We didn’t go all the way down, not even close. But this was a spectacular trail even with limited visibility, and the trail probably wasn’t as crowded as it is much of the time.

Cathedral Rock

Cathedral Rock

Cathedral Rock is likely the most recognizable of Sedona’s many red, sandstone formations. My favorite thing about this image is the memory of my condition at the time I took it. We were on our way down after reaching the end of the trail. I had a really bad headache until we began our descent. I took this when my head was experiencing a bit of a post-headache euphoria.

Koyasan’s Kongobuji

6-photo photomerge of Koyasan's Kongobuji between storms

Should you ever find yourself on Koyasan, here is a little secret. Everyone is eating breakfast and dinner (in their shukubo) at about the same time. Set your meal time to be on the edge of those times (first or last). If first, head out immediately after eating to find deserted, instead of crowded, temples and shrines. If last, explore just before eating. You’ll be amazed at how much better a temple site can look and feel when you are the only one there.