The real scenes in the high Sierra can't ever be matched by AI or virtual reality or augmented reality, that is for certain! I
I'm amazed that someone would actually tell you that they were planning to steal your work at an art show. Unbelievable. I definitely miss the JMT. I have not been to the high Sierra in five years for various reasons, but I do still read the JMT groups from time to time.
The real scenes in the high Sierra can't ever be matched by AI or virtual reality or augmented reality, that is for certain! I
I'm amazed that someone would actually tell you that they were planning to steal your work at an art show. Unbelievable. I definitely miss the JMT. I have not been to the high Sierra in five years for various reasons, but I do still read the JMT groups from time to time.
I am headed back this year to hike Onion Valley to Cottonwood pass. I was supposed to hike it in the reverse direction last year, but Hurricane Hillary hit.
I sold these two metal prints at the art show. Very fulfilling explaining to them what these locations are.
I do meet some climbers, national park workers / rangers and people who laid the JMT in their youth at the art shows. Amazing to hear their stories! Some of these photos brings back a lot of good memories for them.
I have a Bishop Pass/South Lake permit for early September. Probably 50/50 chance of being able to make the trip. If I go, I'll probably exit Onion Valley. It's been harder to get on trail lately for me.
Good luck. The bridge is still out so exiting North lake may be hard. Perhaps early September is ok to wade through. I live in NorCal. Please LMK if you need any help.
I would be going southbound - Entering at South Lake, up over Bishop Pass and then exiting Onion Valley. I suspect the bridge will not be fixed for a while! I guess JMT thru hikers will have to divert over Piuite Pass and Bishop Pass.
The real scenes in the high Sierra can't ever be matched by AI or virtual reality or augmented reality, that is for certain! I
I'm amazed that someone would actually tell you that they were planning to steal your work at an art show. Unbelievable. I definitely miss the JMT. I have not been to the high Sierra in five years for various reasons, but I do still read the JMT groups from time to time.
I am headed back this year to hike Onion Valley to Cottonwood pass. I was supposed to hike it in the reverse direction last year, but Hurricane Hillary hit.
I sold these two metal prints at the art show. Very fulfilling explaining to them what these locations are.
https://www.anands.net/warehouse-open-edition-prints/art_print_products/purple-lake-inlet?product_gallery=291786&product_id=6202524
https://www.anands.net/warehouse-open-edition-prints/art_print_products/thousand-island-outlet?product_gallery=292136&product_id=6215571
I do meet some climbers, national park workers / rangers and people who laid the JMT in their youth at the art shows. Amazing to hear their stories! Some of these photos brings back a lot of good memories for them.
I have a Bishop Pass/South Lake permit for early September. Probably 50/50 chance of being able to make the trip. If I go, I'll probably exit Onion Valley. It's been harder to get on trail lately for me.
Good luck. The bridge is still out so exiting North lake may be hard. Perhaps early September is ok to wade through. I live in NorCal. Please LMK if you need any help.
I would be going southbound - Entering at South Lake, up over Bishop Pass and then exiting Onion Valley. I suspect the bridge will not be fixed for a while! I guess JMT thru hikers will have to divert over Piuite Pass and Bishop Pass.
Makes sense. Ducy basin is one of my favorite campgrounds.