The Hike Continues (3 IMAGES) Part II

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      1. Yes, I know. I used to always do that, but after my laptop broke and I started using an ipad for my blogging the links that are supposed to take me to the actual site does not work. I can’t open any blog sites from my reader or in the app ☹️

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      2. Oh, Trini, how awful!!! You just missed some incredible shots. I wish there was some way you could view them. I feel bad for your inconvenience. (((HUGS))) ❤

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  1. Wow Amy… My heart was in my own mouth as you described your journey through that slippery Creek,, and the last photo giving you the whole perspective of your climb up and out.. You are one brave lady and even though I love hiking I would not have attempted this on my own..
    So hats off to you, and your sister if she sees this will I am sure also be having words with you LOL 🙂

    Such wonderful photo’s.. Enjoy your Micro photography of those wonderful images in the snow… Love and Blessings and see you Thursday 🙂 ❤ Hugs Sue xxxx

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    1. Ame, (LOL) I only had my phone camera. I don’t know yet IF I can carry my Canon with me on this trail. I’m working on it. The beauty on this trail took my breath away. I have one more set of photos while I was hiking on this trail. That will be coming on Thursday. It finally really snowed here and more is coming …. SO with the very cold temps I HOPE the creek you saw on this post will begin to freeze over and freeze good. The creek is the problem right now with me taking my Canon. I will NOT take chances falling with my Canon. ❤

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    2. PS I spent a LOT of time in the editing rooms to get these images looking as though taken by my Canon. Thank YOU for thinking they were! You have given me incentive to keep doing what I am in the “dark room”. (((HUGS))) ❤

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  2. My reaction? You’re a crazy woman, ha, ha! Amy, most people probably would have turned around and left. This shows a true dedication to your art and I’m proud that you went through it and not only have the satisfaction to say you did it but incredible shots to share. On the other hand, I’m always hearing about people who go missing when they are hiking and if that happened to you I don’t know what we all would do. Please be careful!!

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    1. Marissa, please let me reassure you that I turn my cellphone on to DATA so that in case I fall, the signal can be picked up. And yes I do have a signal in this park. Secondly, I carry a very bright light with me. And thirdly as you saw in the second photograph, MANY people use this trail so it would not be long before someone came along. I promise to be safe and not to use this trail again unless the weather conditions are pefect. OK??? And to be perfectly honest with you, it was my curiosity that kept me going. That and my sense of adventure. 🙂

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      1. You are not annoying me, Marissa. I’m touched that you are so concerned. Really. I will talk more on this subject on my next post … you are not the only one concerned. ❤

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  3. I would have loved to see you at that moment when you realized the creek was the trail…. Oh my! But the photos you shot are so stunning and of course the story behind and the effort makes it all really special! Thanks for sharing part 2 of the adventure, Amy! 🙂

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  4. Ok. I’m going to go ahead and say courageous as long as you promise to warm up and not get frost bitten. I absolutely love the path turning into the creek! I mean, it’s like an inside visualization of my inner path yesterday. This is just delightful.

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  5. Wow – Amy, just wow! The photos are amazing. I’m a little worried about your adventurous spirit dragging you into danger, but I appreciate the effort. Perhaps Trekking Poles are in your future. I bought a set last summer and I definitely like them and would want to have them on that “trail”

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    1. Been thinking about those, Dan. Which ones did you get? Those just may solve my dilemma with the creek. Temps have been very cold so the chances of that creek freezing are good. I won’t do this trail again until I know that creek is frozen. I really took chances on this hike. Yes, I really have an adventurous spirit yet I must maintain common sense. I am not in my 20’s anymore. That’s a given, even though I am in shape and strong. This body just doesn’t function as it once did. Yep! True! Part 3 will be just as thrilling as this post with more gorgeous pics, especially one. I promise!

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      1. I bought Black Diamond poles at Cabela’s Amy. I like them because they are easy to adjust and they came with the spike ends and snow baskets you can add in the winter. I’m looking forward to pt-3

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      2. Thank you Dan. I’m very familiar with Cabela’s. I will check those poles out. Part 3 is put together and ready. Thursday is launch day. I hope you won’t be disappointed after seeing today’s post. IMO my favorite image was the one of the creek. I don’t know if I will be able to top that. Well, that will remain to be seen. 🙂 ❤ Have a good night, and thank you once again for helping me out. I SO appreciate it!!!

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  6. Your little trip was gorgeous, Amy. 🙂 You have stepped into Paradise! How nice can be this, Amy… Reading your post looks like I was there with you. 🙂 I was scared to do not slip into the waterfalls… not to fall into that creek… I asked you if we are insane or courageous… It was beautiful, Amy 🙂

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  7. My heart actually skipped a beat when I saw that last photo, Amy. I probably wouldn’t make that climb in the summer, when the ground is dry – but in the winter, with snow and ice on it? Never! You’re a much braver photographer than I could ever hope to be.

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  8. WOW Amy for an amazing trip you had, so stunning beautiful and so very dangerous too. Please take very good care of yourself. When it is freezing you need to take even more care not to fall, the ice is even more dangerous to walk at, even it seems to be more easy to move around.
    Much love ❤ Irene

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  9. Oh Amy, you sure were right in the last post about the upcoming shots being incredible! I think you are really courageous and the view was amazing from the top.Beautiful pictures and I felt like I was there. I kept looking at that branch hanging over and what you had to do to reach it. Love you ❤

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  10. awesome images. I have a stupid, maybe, question. I don’t have apple I products, but if your Reader device can open emails, could you not open images attached to emails?????????????? ignorance is my best virtue, but common sense says you should be able to do so. Or if able to open the same pics from Twitter or tumblr? just thinking, yes I know Marines are just supposed to DO, not think 👀 ♥ * ͜ * ♥ 👀 ᕙ(💓▿💓)ᕗ ͡* ♥ ͜ ♥ ͡*
    G.ᕙ(💓▿💓)ᕗ

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    1. Um, not really understanding. I open my email pictures through my email account .I usually do emails on my laptop or my phone. I only have an iPad that is apple, the other two devices are windows laptop and an android cellphone. I cannot open pictures on Twitter unless I post them, which I haven’t been lately. Does this answer your question, George? And you are far from ignorant! Please don’t say that about yourself! ❤

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      1. I was trying to figure out how the lady with the Ipad could get to your pics without her laptop. I’ve never had an Ianything. She seemed really put out that she couldn’t open your blog to view the others. I don’t like seeing people disappointed, well except for those girls from CAMbodia that only want my CC and my PIN
        👀 ♥ * ͜ * ♥ 👀 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 👀 ♥ * ͜ * ♥ 👀

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      2. Oh now I understand!! I didn’t get that either, George. She said she coudln’t open any blogs on her iPad. I was going to suggest that she go directly to my blog but I didn’t want to push it. If someone wants to see my work bad enough, they would find a way. At least I would. As for those girls in Cambodia …. OH I can just imagine. LOL

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