Ha, look at me quoting John Muir.
So in case my absence has worried anyone, fear not! I’m away from home for 8 days, traveling around Montana and visiting Glacier National Park. Here’s a taste of where I was today:
The hubby and I did a couple of short-ish hikes, saw waterfalls, lakes, and mountains, and are now resting our weary feet… so we can go out and do it again tomorrow!
So… in terms of my blogging schedule — well, I have none. I’m not particularly planning to do much of anything while traveling. Heck, I don’t even have cell service where we are right now.
Thanks goodness for decent wifi though — thanks to which I was able to watch the Game of Thrones premiere last night. Wooooo.
Oh, and fun trail encounter: I’ve had this t-shirt for years:
Back home in San Francisco, I’ll occasionally get comments from fellow geeky Firefly fans. But today, two different people I ran into on the trail said they liked my shirt because of the Chinese lettering. I never knew what it said (or if, in fact, it meant anything at all), but now I know that it means “never give up” — which was pretty perfect considering how hard I was breathing on my way up that hill.
Besides the great outdoors, I’m enjoying my Kindle and have read two books so far. I’m sure I’ll post a wrap-up recap of my vacation reading when I get home.
Meanwhile, the mountains are calling me again, and I must go.
Ta-ta for now. See you next week!
Looks like my kind of Vaca!! Enjoy 😊
Thanks! It was wonderful.
Thanks for sharing these pictures with us, sounds like you’re having a wonderful time indeed–enjoy! 😀
(I miss mountains ❤ )
It was hard to leave. 🙂
An active outdoor vacation. I admire your courage. The mountains look amazing, btw. Makes me miss my hometown.
Are you from Montana? Or someplace full of mountains? 🙂 It was lovely. Definitely a cure for my city blues.
I’m originally from Kazakhstan. We have mountains on the East side. I miss the view 🙂
Sounds like so much fun!
It was wonderful! It’ll be an adjustment being back home, back to work and the daily grind. 🙂