A little more snow *very pic heavy*

[Mudman]

Last minute trip out to my favorite spot, attempted to reach a destination that was cut short by some mental blocks. We'll get it next time!

By far this is the most snow I've ever hiked in. Snow height ranged from 1'' to roughly 30''. Some lessons were learned, but we had fun.

Here are some boring photos:
May not seem like much, but I've never seen snow this low in the area.




























For the first time, 4WD Saved the day. I also had my first experience with black ice- quite scary.




My favorite watch:


Some nice tires left these tracks




Brother Rain pondering.




I've heard some ladies call this man a magical dude.




The view

[Mudman]

Rain enjoying a tasty snack


Decided to pack an Axe I restored






















Oh snap!

[Mudman]

Rain enjoying a tasty snack


Decided to pack an Axe I restored


Oh look a gummy bear.






















Oh snap!

[Mudman]

And off we go:










A breather










This particular spot was super sketch to cross








Rain having fun


The Axe I finished a while back


Tree is dead guys.




The ST300 out for play

[Mudman]

The Old vs Modern






Trying out new monster stove


A little comparison: Ultralight Mini Tattoo stove on your left - Custom Super Tattoo stove on right

[Moel Siabod]

Lovely pin-sharp photography. You've got a good eye. I particularly like your B&W shots.

Oh, it looks like a great trip too.

[Debi Jaytee]

wonderful pictures!! You'll have to excuse my ignorance, but, where is this? Your profile says "Cerritos", I have no clue where that is.
Being in Canada, we get lots of opportunity to take pictures of snow (10cm fell overnight) but what camera setting do you use to get the effects that you did? My snow pictures always turn out blah.

[SoundWitness]

Really great pics! Nice eye for the shots taken.

[SoundWitness]

wonderful pictures!! You'll have to excuse my ignorance, but, where is this? Your profile says "Cerritos", I have no clue where that is.
Being in Canada, we get lots of opportunity to take pictures of snow (10cm fell overnight) but what camera setting do you use to get the effects that you did? My snow pictures always turn out blah.

I'm assuming California.

[dragon360]

Some fantastic shots - beautiful area you're in! What was the axe you restored?