Seeking. Exploring. Finding. A requirement is simply the going. For some, it’s a trek up a Mount Everest; for others a single step. Our senses require this stimulation and purpose. So off we go– into the unknown. Outback.
W create “bucket lists”. Fulfillment of this quest stimulates our psyche. Only then in finding, doing, and exploring is imagination quenched.
And so—in the going and searching we find our IT factor. In…the Outback.
Dawn on Largo Grey
Au Train Lake is part of the Michigan Upper Peninsula flowing northward into Lake Superior.
Chilean flag and Torres del Paine-Representing the sky (Blue) , the snow of the Andes (White) , and blood spilled for freedom (Red).
Constructed a thousand above the valley floor -the bridge gateway to Machu Pichu was both a defensive and entrance portal.
Kayakers paddling in the Juan de Fuca Strait between the U.S. and Canada. The strait is the Salish sea outlet into the Pacific Ocean.
The Flint trail traverses back-country roads with rut that are vehicle demanding Panorama Point.
Domes, hoodoos, outcrops, and multi-colored laminae strata all formed in Jurassic time and cross-bedded in magnificent contortions.
Peyto lake was named for an early trail guide and trapper. The glacially suspended rock give a bright turquoise color.
Caves of the Bloody Chiefs are a row of
formations eroded by Lake Superior.