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: A very tight underpass compared to some of the rigs I had seen on that road

: A quick picture of my chariot

: There Were At Least A Dozen Species

: Colombia Is Prone To Questionable Bridges

: The door at the cafe, this is a common problem in Central and South America

: Climbing The Dunes Is hard Work

: View From Our Tent

: The Way Way Back

: Renata showing just how narrow the streets are.

: Biggest Fish of The Day

: My Minnow

: View from a temple we hiked to.

: The front, when its all done

: Waterton

: Train car just off the highway

: The horses were nice but they sure made a mess.

: Inukshuks in Grotto Canyon

: At Least This One Had A Set Of Steps

: Nope.

: The Chandelier Really Makes The Cleaning Shack Looks Fancy

: Typical architecture in the city.

: I Decided To Cook Some Up And Make Sure It Was Edible Before The Trip, It Was Very Tasty.

: Our First Week There We Saw a Turtle Lay Eggs

: A lovely view of the park

: Close Enough

: There Was a Parade in Town For Some Reason

: Handsome Bunch

: Erin snapped this when she headed back to the house and I took the long way back and ran into all those mule deer.

: Fiji Fishing

: One of the few pictures I took of the temple complex. There were many of these small structures.

: My Only Trophy Photo

: Carved rocks were in every town. I was told they were prayers

: My travel friends look like my nurses in the old folks home.

: Damage to the tire from pushing it so far.

: Erin showing me how its done

: Owen’s Point

: View of the hotel grounds from my room.

: Waterton

: One of Many Beautiful Birds

: High camp. My room was on the far left side of this row.

: The sun setting on the end of our Crown Mountain hike

: Some Cool Dudes

: Natalie and a school of fish.

: Good and tired, looking at a long way down

: What I could salvage.

: Always Bring A Map.

: I am on the left.

: Stingray during a night dive.

: Breakfast with a view before hitting the road.

: one of the many animals Jasper didnt care for

: Mae Hong Son at night.

: Unnamed Lakes

: Completely deboned and butchered

: Very Sharp Tips

: Tibetan tea.

: Bigger Claws Than I Expected

: there was still snow in many places

: Returned along the coast.

: Shore Lunch

: Two Handsome Fellas After A Good Day

: View At The Top

: Benelli in the Blind

: Getting Down From The Dunes Is Quite Easy

: Riding Out

: When we saw the whales, I stuffed my camera under water and filmed blind. In the video its more visible, in the photo, you can just make out the fins.

: Always a good idea to bring a bit of liquor, makes a nice addition to tea and helps you make friends.

: Last Chance Buck

: My Attempt At Artistic Photography

: Leatherman To The Rescue

: Me (right) and Javier (left).

: Low Tide

: View of the new One World Trade Centre from the base of the Twin Towers memorial

: There should be two of those black bags.

: What it looked like after an hour

: Me glassing the tree line, it was on the ridge in the background that I spotted that first doe.

: Tongaririo

: People getting to Tal Barahi Temple, a small Hindu temple on an island.

: No shortage of cheese or chocolate when we hike.

: My first attempt at a field photo

: The end goal

: The Haunted Forest

: Skidding Back Over, Eventually I’ll Put My Camera Footage On Youtube

: Being loaded into dugout canoes.

: The Falls

: A truck load of fun

: Just Above The Treeline And Exhausted.

: Pre-sanding and cutting

: Just Leave Me Here to Die

: Sure Has A Way With Words

: Waiting under shelter during the rain. Myself (left), Natalie (middle), and Courtney (right).

: Waterton from Bears Hump

: Romantic Breakfast in the park..ade

: Waterton

: Note the fancy decor.

: Very long.

: Parked in front of the Hotel.

: A little small.

: One of many waterfalls on the side of the road.

: The restaurant

: Early In The Day, At The Treeline.

: Close Enough

: Kathmandu from the airplane.

: The Two Shells That Made It Happen

: Unnamed Lake

: View of the Himalayas from my balcony.

: Erin at the top

: We all got pictures on the bike, this was the best one

: Entrance

: The Second Geraldine Lake

: Not Sure How Old This Is Or Where It Came From But It Was Handy For Kindling

: mid-hike nap

: My Honda 300. I have almost purchased this same model at home several times.

: Fishtail Mountain seen on the Australia Camp hike.

: Very dusty hiking

: Ferry near Drumhellar

: Jasper wasn’t big on the rain.

: Last Chance Buck

: Say “bllblblblbbl”

: SADwiches

: tired and cuddly

: Ranger tower, just beyond were Rhinos.

: Last Ladder

: Ready to Ride

: A funny shop in Ollantaytambo

: A stupa and below is Manang

: The Hiking trail on top of Mt Revelstoke

: Its hard to get a good photo when you’re by yourself. Any suggestions?

: Chopped onions

: The safest approach is from “above” always assume its still alive

: Hand made textiles

: Taken somewhat sarcastically given it was 3am

: My TIMS card, sort of like a hiking passport

: Rush hour gridlock

: Tongaririo

: Buddha statues everywhere.

: Tilapia Pond and Duck House

: Back Down By The Waterfall

: Shout-out to our tent for never letting us down

: The shredded mesh in the blind.

: Fiji Lunch

: Everything Fit, But Just Barely.

: Well Above The Treeline.

: One Day Worth Of Food.

: The amazing black sand beach at El Paredon. All fine sand and consisten waves

: Thundering Waterfall

: View of the lake from my table at Krazy Gecko.

: It’s My Blog, I’ll Post Pictures Of Myself… Erin Says I’m Handsome..

: The Goats Also Worked A Pulley System To Get Feed Above The Parking Lot.

: Taking The Antlers Home

: Another Angle Of The Pond

: Mine are the ones that look like they came from a work site… for no reason at all.

: Iconic view of Rainbow Mountain.

: Sacred Stone.

: Inside the convent

: Selfie at the restaurant, note the ocean in the background.

: My view from the night bus

: Just east of Jasper. I now have this photo framed

: Mac and cheese is already dehydrated so it only make sense to bring it hiking

: Our stuck side by side that gave me time to think

: The mighty Hero Eco.

: must be his rock

: Spider in my hotel sink that went missing shortly after this sighting.

: Alpine Pond

: Tongaririo

: Victory! Note The Clouds Moving In

: A Patch of Flowers I found in a Little Dip

: The Aftermath

: Bachelor Plate

: Great Trail

: Its A Little Less Roomy Than It Looks

: Its not an adventure without a river crossing

: Jasper looked chilly so we put Erins bandanna on him.

: Statues made of butter (mostly), set on the altar for prayers.

: View From The Lighthouse

: Hand-Picked Wild Morels

: Doing My Best

: What They Look Like Coming Out. I Had To Bend The Cookies Sheet Edges To Make It Fit.

: Note how steep it is where Erin is climbing

: He Even Shaded The Checkering On The Forestock

: My favorite photo of the trip was taken by Vanessa.

: A Few Small River Crossings

: Northern Lights

: Not Much Water Falling

: Low Tide Walk

: Waterfall Between The Second Lake And The Pond

: Owen’s Point

: Essential Tools

: Tongaririo

: Our reloading bench, that is the breech and you can see a lead slug in the lower left

: Garden of Dreams

: Renata reminding us all whos the champ of the punch buggy game

: Waterton

: The damaged lever from the fall.

: In Sacred Valley, she was insistent on standing beside me that close.

: I’m New!

: Dog that joined me for lunch.

: Loving the west coast weather

: Renata and I walking to our accommodation after a long bus ride.

: Both hands on the last hold means I’ve completed it

: I Don’t Know The Name Of This Species

: keeping an eye on the camp site

: I find I only need about 2 or 3 tablespoons for two steaks, and even that may be a lot

: Bunks in the cabin

: The road to Pisang

: The more appropriate dual sport and adventure bikes.

: Just after the pass before heading downhill.

: We Hiked A Short Way Up The Nearby Mountain And Took This Photo of The Farm

: Erin Climbing

: Day two gave us the occasional view of the landscape

: Don’t Let TV Fool You, Skinning A Deer Does Not Coat You In Blood To Your Shoulders

: Us in our rain gear.

: Note the helmet.

: Erin On The Trail

: Cheese makes anything bearable

: Waterton

: Our tent city

: The stairs along the Australia Camp hike.

: Rhinos. Note my camera phone was on maximum zoom.

: Dry Goods Mixed Together

: Waterton

: Movie Garden theater, one of my favorite things in town.

: I found that changing up the target improved my accuracy

: Vancouver skyline

: Our lodging for the night

: A coin crushed by the train.

: It was like a big group ride.

: Dont tell my mom about this

: A Panoramic Shot From The Balcony Of Carnival Getting Set Up In The Morning

: Train Museum

: Sealion in the marina.

: View from the tea house.

: Taking the view

: Darrell and Germain’s cannon

: My first view of the Himalayas, from my hotel room.

: This is a man in a suit

: Start of the hike selfie

: It’s Important To Start Hikes In High Spirits

: I proposed with this cheaper ring, then her and I could pick out a ring we both really liked

: All loaded up and ready to take home.

: Jasper dog park

: You Can Buy All Kinds Of Great Things In The Shops

: Inside before evening prayer started.

: Waterton

: Selfie on The Bridge

: Cole and Natalie

: The Hills Only Chair Lift

: Gullfoss

: Old town Kathmandu.

: Selfie

: That Island in the middle is our campsite

: My first bear

: Elbow Grease Turned Out To Be A Key Ingredient

: Me glassing for sheep

: New York at Night

: It’s Important To Have A Fishing Buddy

: There Were Lots Of Little Fires Down Every Street

: I took this photo the next day before loading my bike

: Back in my less photogenic days

: The Gurkha Museum.

: I nailed this hiking outfit

: Rock carvings.

: no time for pictures when youre eating lavacake

: View At 1000yds

: Anyone Can Buy A New Gun, I Take Pride In Keeping An Old One Alive

: Banana pancake, it was good.

: My Interceptor 650

: Waterton

: The walkway to the temple.

: The hotel and its grounds.

: I’m Impressed That It Survived The Wind

: A little bit is better than nothing I guess

: Suspension bridges and prayer flags were a common and welcome sight.

: On the grill

: I took a picture of the famous arch, just before jumping into the water for a dive.

: Erin and I

: This is the ring we decided on and are waiting for it to be resized

: Outdoor Exhibit Museum of Anthropology

: Low and narrow, note the crocodile picture later.

: Tongaririo

: Last Chance Buck

: My Bedside Table, Good Reading Is Important

: Natalie and Renata in Jasper when they came to visit me.

: Effigies Piled And Beaten

: Suspension Bridge

: My face should tell you what I think of this store

: Having beer on the roof of the hostel

: Sarah being silly.

: Salt Cathedral

: Dinner With a View

: me, from Erins climbing spot

: “Get My Good Side”

: Not The Most Flattering Angle But Its What I Got

: A Panoramic From The Summit

: Time To Climb

: A Nice Photo Erin Got

: We’re Basically Friends Now…

: The Ocean and The Sea Mixing

: The halls had a warm feel to them and every surface looked comfortable.

: Above a square in Arequipa with a view of the buildings

: First Geraldine Lake

: The two adventure bikes parked outside the café in Lillooet

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: Cribb’s Creek

: Shes a natural

: View From The Treeline

: Almost At The Top

: Found this at a campsite

: The Early Part of The Trail

: Attempting to befriend a local pug

: Us at the pass.

: The two days of motorcycling had the best food of my entire trip.

: Foam Beetle

: The best burger I have ever eaten.

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: The Stairs Up

: Me doing an impression of a fly fisherman

: Tongaririo

: Dan making sure we are lined up

: Second monastery, where I met a monk.

: Fly Tying

: All Cooked In Cast Iron

: Supper Fit For a King

: Screenshot of video, not everyone is swinging quite hard.

: Formed into patties

: As Close As I Would Get To The Edge

: The Illustrious Screw Ball Award. I feel like more competitions need this trophy.

: Another Paddington statue.

: Delicious

: Now Mix

: Just lookin good on the trail

: Mule Deer on Bears Hump

: The trail around the washed out road.

: We crossed a few “ice bridges” along this creek

: Traffic jam and light rain, also note the chicken bus.

: Prayer books.

: I just like this watch and the prayer flags made a nice background.

: Elephant shelters.

: Trail

: Waiting On The Last Boat Ride

: Butter tea, very salty.

: Toucan

: Perogies are an easy and tasty side dish for almost any meal

: Stairs up to the monkey temple it Kathmandu

: All of us at the lookout

: Pork belly at Clon.

: Erin On The Edge

: Finished product, some squeezing required

: Breakfast

: My collection of beachglass

: Garden of Dreams

: Erin Climbing

: On the hike.

: It Took Some Time But I Did Make Fire

: A photo of me discovering that you can roast a cheap glazed donut over the fire to make it crunchy.

: Snow on the way to Colca Canyon

: Waterton

: Giant Trees Have Always Fascinated Me

: Chatting in the water

: Taken with my gopro when I thought I was in video mode.

: A poor quality picture of downtown

: Toucan

: Someone said we look like Pokémon trainers and I agree

: Museum of Anthropology

: What I Assume Is Saturday Night Lake

: Waiting for the boat.

: Sliced, battered, and deep fried apple. It was as good as it looked.

: Road to Waterton

: Screen shot from gopro footage my dive master sent me.

: Alpine flowers

: The Shooting line. We are second from the end (white chassis)

: Cat at Kennedy Park.

: Waiting for the bridge to be repaired. I actually helped hold a piece while he hammered on it with a pipe wrench. Some methods are just universal.

: This Part Smells Really Good

: I Like To Start With Candles To Set The Mood, But Its Not Necessary For The Recipe.

: The trail out of Manang

: Dont worry about putting a bit too much or too little.

: My taped gloves

: Campsite Number 5

: It’s Cute So It Gets Lots Of Pictures

: One of Three Ladders Down

: Before cleaning.

: Charlie

: Trail Markers Leading to The First Camp

: Old structures everywhere.

: Does this look like the work of a black bear to you?

: If The Walls Of This Garage Could Talk

: I Was Able To Get Close Enough to Touch Some

: Camping day 1 in Jasper

: I am now wanting to adopt a grey cat and name him Tiburon.

: Our campsite had a “green thrown” (open air outhouse)

: Taking Down Camp

: Getting my bike to the parking spot. Note there was a 90 degree turn at the end of this.

: I like mine cooked anywhere around medium or medium rare

: Tortilla with cheese and pork that I was able to order on my own using only my Spanish.

: Looking good on the roadside

: he just never looks at the camera

: Big Roots

: Fiji Fishing

: This really made it feel like an adventure

: After cleaning. Those ridges on the inside lead me to believe this started as rebar.

: We walked passed Trump Tower and I could not resist

: End Of This Trail

: The Boot Leather Buck

: Having A Great Time

: Erin and me Beside a Waterfall

: our trail

: Flying over the Rockies was an amazing sight.

: I Guess The Cat Doesn’t Like The Kayak

: The kms of the hike paralleled the river that fed the falls

: Fixer Upper, but Good Location

: Such a big hotel for a single guest.

: Waterton

: Lady Liberty

: I was told this was the oldest Buddha Statue in Bhaktapur.

: The famous arch

: The back, when its all done

: Last Photo Taken On The Trail

: The Piece That Started The Collection

: Sun rising over The Himalayas.

: Mom Always Said It Was Important To Be Able To Cook

: Erin And I Just Climbed A Mountain On A Fijian Island!… Our Guide Had Just Another Normal Day.

: Only Way I Could Think Of That Wouldn’t Scratch It

: Pool at The Rock

: Kathmandu skyline.

: As high up as I could get

: Good Thing It Wasn’t a Fashion Show

: Old Town Quito

: Some bird got lucky hunting which also means some mouse had a bad day.

: Tyler and Brad Watching Geese

: A close up of the action

: I was wondering if a slug would go through or just deform the bell. Now I know.

: Tempting Fate

: Most of the supplies for this project

: Probably the worst meal of the trip.

: I tend to use about 1/4 to 1/3 of a cup for two steaks use what ever you think is reasonable

: The people on the bridge give a nice sense of width.

: Lake Louise

: Yvonnes big catch

: Our Haul

: Reddit liked this one.

: Not A Fan Of Heights

: Waterton

: Garbage Along The Beach

: A Water System That Runs From a Stream in The Mountains Right Through The Yard

: Stumps before

: Giant morel in July

: Grouse Grind entrance, its strange to see a hike with a fence at the start

: I Made Good Use Of The Various Glacial Streams Intersecting The Trail.

: Going Strong

: Diving Lands End, ship wreckage in background.

: A deep valley. Photo taken from the road.

: Make Your Own Tools

: Ancient Cathedral Visited on day 1

: Cable cars

: Walking on the beach

: Stuck

: Wooly Bugger

: When You Both Land On Your Backsides, The Best Thing To Do Is Laugh

: Bonus Pic: We Found A Boulder Hanging Out Over The Last Waterfall

: Found this Cuddly Fellow on The Blinds In The Morning

: It doesn’t look particularly appetizing just yet.

: Guess these are kinda tricky to fly.

: Wonder what it’s story is.

: One of many Ice “Bridge” crossings

: I like when fancy restaurants let you see the kitchen

: Dobby the Dog

: 20 Yards From the Blind to the Bait

: Day 1 Through 3

: Lots of animal tracks

: Erin Navigating Some Cattle

: I cant help but think how nice these would be with clean water in them.

: Long Range

: Mid hike nap

: View from the road to Manang

: Champion Rooster

: Flying down a sandy road.

: Cubed Tenderloin

: They Are Resharpened and Reused

: The fires in BC reduced visibility

: My best angle

: Everyone Was Celebrating

: I would also recommend a starter salad or a vegetable side dish

: Prabin sent me this picture of the hotel before the trip, I kind of didnt believe him at first.

: Trimmed up as best I could.

: Kathmandu Aviation Museum.

: Prayer wheels.

: New sticker and a bunch of bugs

: The Pacifica hotel felt very sleek, modern, and clean

: The Crowd Grew Even More After Dark

: A Lovely New Zealand Sunset

: The finished product

: Its Pretty Tasty at This Point

: What was ruined.

: Robin Hood

: I Found This Funny… Because We Are In The Southern Hemisphere

: Notice The Details In The Back, Such As The Mountain And The Trees

: Photo courtesy of Erin

: I have seen this on instagram a few times.

: Nice bird in an old tree.

: Day 6 and 7

: View From The Top

: Good Visibility

: Just A Little More Bouldering To Get To The Top

: Square from the top of temple stairs.

: The Only Picture I Took, Sorry

: Two Very Different .243s

: Temple in Upper Pisang

: Waterton

: View From The Top

: Throne

: The High Gloss Finish Makes Taking A Picture Difficult

: Erin Grabbed This Excellent Photo While I Got My Beauty Sleep.

: 15th century carving called “The Peacock window” it is very famous and people sell a lot of replicas and merchandise based on it.

: How I actually felt.

: On Our Way Down, Passing People Going Up

: Staff feeding a young elephant.

: High altitude selfie.

: Renata and her entourage

: Little more optimistic looking

: Main house (Pink) Care Taker’s house (Blue)

: A Little Extra Strapping

: Surrounding Land

: Family of otters

: After nearly 30 years, they still look a lot alike

: Old Abandoned Steam Engine

: At least I look kinda cool in all my gear

: Erin Abseiled this Waterfall While I Kayaked

: Lunch Break

: Tight squeeze even with a small bike, luckily it was light enough I could moose it around when needed

: Breakfast Day 1

: Waterton

: New Spikes

: Torn open and empty

: I dont know whats scarier, the scorpion or the hair

: At the restaurant

: Our room felt more spacious than this photo depicts.

: Holding a Tarantula

: The Bullet 500 bikes they used to use.

: Awkward family photo outside the convent

: One Of The Few Photos That Day

: Praying Mantis

: My first bear

: Life At High Altitudes

: Our bikes parked in the courtyard.

: The Pond Full of Hungry Fish

: Switchbacks To The Top

: You can either use enough to submerge the steaks, or be less wasteful and flip the steaks half way through the marinade process

: One of a few suspension bridges.

: Stumps after

: We all barely fit in the Tuk Tuk but, oddly, the driver didn’t mind

: This photo does have some charm

: Olmec statue, I think its supposed to be a head

: still smiling.

: I’ve really gotta start carrying a real camera

: With fresh food available on every corner, its easy to understand why people love Mexico so much.

: The “I’m going to fix it someday” field car appears to be universal among men.

: Roadside drink make of some kind of cactus I believe

: Approaching The Volcano

: Note the sandals.

: View From The End Of My Trail.

: Baking Brownies, Banana Bread, and Cookies

: Waterton

: Our mossy campsite.

: Polaroid of the group minus myself (photographer)

: Good breakfast, but I didn’t eat the bacon.

: Just take enough to dull the edge

: Day 4 and 5

: AT $45 a night they’ve got some sense of humor… or gall.

: The Road up Mt Revelstoke

: Somewhere near Jasper, I think

: Bears on Waterton townsite

: Photo courtesy of Erin

: Waterton

: Wrap in paper towel and soak in vinegar

: Roosting On Rubber Hose

: It amazed me how quickly the landscape could alternate between lush and barren

: Photo taken while walking.

: Guitar fish.

: Dis mine

: Squirrel at the top of Bears Hump

: Non Polaroid Version

: Jasper tired out from a long day

: Inside of a prayer wheel.

: This is just a bonus photo I had lying around

: Summit Selfie

: this photo is a screen grab from a video of me spinning the prayer wheels in Manang.

: L2H

: Us at the lodge with another photo bomber.

: Quick picture of southern Alberta

: One of many scrapes on the trial.

: First monastery.

: Bear

: Gopher Hunting

: The Dehydrator Hard At Work. (I was later informed to cut the veggies into much smaller pieces)

: Thousands of hands have touched this statue over hundreds of years.

: Hand made rug. Note, image has been rotated to show design.

: Our campsite

: Alpaca burger. Tender with an earthy almond flavor.

: Fiji

: Barley porridge.

: A well balance lunch as far as I’m concerned.

: Left: Remake of a Brass Cartridge. Right: Modern Cartridge Cut Down and Refilled.

: View of town on the walk back from the buggy

: We Crossed Several Slick Snow Patches

: Soft and Cozy Alpaca Wool

: Porter carrying through snow.

: Pacific Sunset

: Thats… probably beef…

: A Bear in Revelstoke

: Time Square at night

: Bridge

: note our campsite below

: I was leaning against the headboard during this photo.

: Taken on the ship wreck dive, note the poor visibility.

: The landscape around Muktinath is interesting.

: Construction along the road.

: Leaving Lower Pisang

: Champion Rooster

: Swimmin hole

: It was smal, but at least it was clean and ski-in ski-out

: Natalie was kind enough to take pictures while riding.

: Dune buggies at oasis

: Pants Trouble

: This was a big clearing just before a huge incline, it was full of these big boulders.

: View from Upper Pisang.

: The View From The Airport

: Always Add To The Inukshuk, That Rock Came From The Trailhead

: Our tour group and the monk (center, obviously).

: I did not go on any rides, but it was interesting to walk through.

: Make Them Into Balls

: Me climbing up Crown Mountain

: View from the cabin

: Getting this close to a live one is not recommended

: That’s Our Resort At The Bottom

: Finally, a use for mustard

: Sunset At Campers

: I believe this is called Gulab Jamun, and I know its delicious.

: The roads? bad. The Views? Good.

: Waiting for the ferry. It looks like I’m being scolded but I was actually just making sure I was in the right spot.

: Catching Some Rays

: Making a fire

: One of our better attempts

: Playing cards after dinner.

: Waterton

: Entering Upper Pisang

: More of high camp before the snow started coming down.

: View of Quito From Our Balcony

: Erin on a hike in Waterton

: All Cleaned Up

: Our Mahindra truck.

: Above The Treeline

: Most Of My Gear On The Spare Bedroom’s Floor.

: Well dressed alpacas on Rainbow Mountain.

: Group Photo of all hikers

: Enjoying my pineapple juice.

: Photo from the patio of the tea house before I started hiking.

: I Had To Use My Water Bottle To Measure Ingredients

: Me on the glass floor

: Gopher Hunting

: hiking up the switch backs

: My first coyote

: Some Go Over

: A skull I spotted in a shop at Oyantaytambo.

: A closer look at the statue in front.

: Salt Mines. Each family gets a plot and when a new family starts, they dig another.

: Loading my bike

: Night Market in Chiang Mai.

: The club house was very cool.

: Very tight parking.

: View From The Top

: My first time being this close to an elephant.

: View Of Ribbon Lake

: First you need meat, you can buy it if you like, ideally round up your own though

: During cleaning.

: My scattered belongings.

: Donkey Den Volunteers, Guests, Workers, and Friends

: A lot of those unbroken clays were probably mine

: Decoration at the restaurant that made my eye twitch.. guess why.

: Legs Off The Back

: We spotted a full rainbow

: A shed antler. Note, I did not find this, the guide had it to show guests. She hunting there probably would be fun.

: Me, my bike, and my gear leaving Antigua

: A monkey at the monkey temple

: My Awesome Custom Rain Gear.

: We all agreed this looks like I am losing an argument with Renata.

: Just A River Running Through Our Kitchen

: Like a kid in a candy store

: downtown Calgary from the tower

: The military base we picked people up from.

: Watching The World Go By

: Owen’s Point

: Waterton

: Photo taken from boat.

: Jasper was still regrowing after a wildfire.

: Some Go Under

: Tongaririo

: Almost done

: A monastery seen from my day hike.

: Tongaririo

: Boat launch at the edge of town

: A 30 Second Walk From The Highway

: Inside the temple.

: Elephant skull at the information center.

: Hot glue is amazingly versatile

: Thrashers

: First Day Out

: Driving through a forest fire.

: Stairs

: Badger Trap

: Waterton

: The school appeared to contained hundreds of sharks.

: Me after a few beers…

: Probably the funniest photo of the trip

: Spray Foam

: Typical Nepal roads.

: Sunset

: In my family growing up is optional (this is the most “liked” photo on my facebook)

: My Poor Mother Let Me Thaw The Deer In The Tub

: Plantanos en Mole. Plantains in a savory chocolate sauce, very good.

: Fiji Lunch

: photographer minus the group

: Owners’ son providing entertainment during supper.

: Australia camp.

: Our first pit stop out of town.

: as high as I could get

: Being given a tikka for luck as I left the hotel.

: Our Campsite

: Lake Louise

: The hike was dotted with “small” waterfalls

: Stairs to a temple.

: View At The Top

: Note the smoke, there were several wildfires in the area during my time on Pokhara.

: Not an Encouraging Part of The Trail

: Inside the sparse doctors office.

: A Good Size, Especially For So Early In The Year

: We Stopped Beside This Stream For Lunch

: The tomahawk head after the paint was removed

: Post-sanding and cutting

: Cotopaxi

: Erin Climbing

: Erin found a huge leaf

: We Also Found a Scorpion In Our Room One Day

: We had many friendly puffer fish on the first dive.

: The weather outside the Bob Marley Tea House

: Top Of The Last Ladder

: Our View From The Trail

: Perfect Patagonian Panoramic Picture

: Silver Trevally

: My Beach Glass Collection

: Mae Hong Son during the day.

: I brought Cheezies specifically for this.

: Our breakfast view. Probably my favorite building of the trip.

: Driving in traffic in Antigua

: The Apartment Had A Fireplace

: This Image Tells A Clear Story

: The crossings were much nicer on the hike out

: The crew. I miss them and I miss this trip. There will be other trips, hopefully they can be part of one of them someday.

: My exploded bag.

: Skogafoss

: The weird hostel also had strange décor. I know a lot about guns, that top one looks like a homemade, but functional, one.

: Erin Whitewater Rafting While I Practiced Eskimo Rolls

: Tongaririo

: Fiddle Pass

: About The Size Of My Entire Hand

: Press With A Fork

: Shore Lunch

: Maybe the heat and my attitude made the sunset less enjoyable.

: A well manicured yard.

: Deer Hunting

: Last Boat Ride

: Enjoying their new home in the garage

: New Rifle

: A pond full of fish across the road from out hotel.

: scenery

: This helps give scale of how steep it was.

: Salt mines.

: Its Always Fun To Strike A Pose

: Leaving Landmannalaugar

: Donkeys and Mobile Phones

: How I felt.

: Supper. Dehydrated garlic mash potatoes are the best ever.

: I thought I was doing good on my dual sport in sand until this family of 3 passed me

: The Hike Back Down

: I didn’t think to take a lot of pictures, I was too busy having fun

: There’s nothing quite like an ice cold soda on a hot day

: Natalie on the boat. Note the overhead life jackets, we used them as cushions on the return trip.

: Fishing The Pond

: Linda and Her Some of Her Cats

: Blind Snake Eating An Earthworm

: Erin and Tess too busy to look up

: Shoe Fire

: Lookin glam for the gram

: I believe this was the dive we cleaned the garbage.

: Suck an amazing experience

: We stayed just long enough for me to get this awesome selfie with Jason

: I Don’t Like To Share Food With The Wildlife

: Downtown Besi Sahar

: DON’T GO TOO FAR! NOT SO FAST!

: Big downed tree on the trail

: Here it is brand new

: More Low Tide

: At The Treeline

: Found My Retirement Home.

: Looking back at Manang

: Not the most welcoming sign, but the owner was very kind.

: Cruisin’ Around The Lake

: Always climb the rocks

: My Logo

: My first Mallard

: She’s Not Much Of A Retriever But Shes Got Spirit.

: Breakfast of champions

: That’s The “Mud Bath” behind us

: The Setup

: Cathedral Cove.

: Looking back on the trail, you can barely see the gap between the two plateaus, that’s when we went down and back up via a chain

: Worlds Largest Truck in Sparwood

: All loaded up.

: No Diving

: Tongaririo

: Day 8 and 9

: NNNOOOOOPPPPEEE

: I had seen so many temples that I dont know which one this is.

: Sorry for poor quality, this is a screen grab from a video from a camera phone.

: Carefully Stacked Rocks Work Almost As Well As A Camera Tripod

: Our results for the Roger Cadeaux event

: Cozy In The Tent

: Just struck me as funny.

: At The Treeline

: At This Point I Was Just Practicing My Casting

: Waterton

: one of the many campsites

: Natalie grabbed my camera and got a shot of me.

: Working on my New York modelling

: Tongaririo

: High Wind and High Altitude Selfie

: Waterton

: Campers

: Caribbean Sunset

: Bridge on The Trail

: Note the hair sweated to my forehead that no one told me about.

: Open water on the lake

: Yep, thats our driver texting.

: View From The Top

: Adrian at the tower

: My bike kitted out (picture taken in Edson)

: Cozy

: Erin And Me

: My Great Grandfathers Model 99

: Up and Down is the name of the game

: Note, wildlife photography is really hard.

: Giant Shiva high above town.

: Attempting to dry our gear before heading out.

: Clay pot as a portable firepit. I love this idea.

: Erin Taking a picture

: More of The Trail

: Waterton

: River crossing fun. Seriously though, this is my favourite picture of myself.

: Fly Tying

: More of the sunken boat.

: Almost Looks Like We’re Not In The Middle Of A City

: Our Combined Total

: Tongaririo

: La Piedra

: The stairs down from the temple

: Just a Few Miles of This

: Frolicking in the pine woods.

: Erin making a gourmet dinner

: Lobsters

: Lake Louise

: Looks like archival footage

: Beginning Of The Trail

: Jasper borrowed my jacket

: Proof!

: Swimming Hole

: Deep diving.

: Last Time I Was This Close To A Bear I Got A New Rug, But That’s A Different Story

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