Mountain Impulse wrote:

FortMental wrote:This morning's view from the back window:

MOUNT aineer

I take it the one in yellow is named "Mount" and the one in black (with tongue hanging from mouth) his "Aineer"?

Neophiteat48 wrote:A little bragadocious is it not?

Nope! Not a little, A LOT!

Jealous aren't ya.

Just think, I live where you bust your ass 24/7, 50 weeks outta the year, so you can come vacation here the other 2.

anita wrote:so why aren't you out there climbing right now?

Out the door as I type to meet KSolem and Uberbabs at my SS spot in Pine Creek.

Ya'll have a nice day now...

Neat topic.

Here's some taken from my yard.

Sunset after harvest:




An approaching storm over the nearest neighbor's house:




A typical winter view of the road:




When snow geese migrate during a flood:




A view to the southwest:




A typical winter-time scene:




And finally, the classic cliche--the view at night:

The Chief wrote:

anita wrote:so why aren't you out there climbing right now?

Out the door as I type to meet KSolem and Uberbabs at my SS spot in Pine Creek.

Ya'll have a nice day now...

Go get 'em, Chief!

Damn right I'm jealous. But you knew that already. Cheers!

I am sure we are all jealous of Chief's pictures and lifestyle but I also like Boruts and Barrys views. JamesW views of Mount Begbie from Revelstoke are good as well.

Here is a high res interactive panorama of the mountain view from Calgary(not mine but I like it).

http://www.scramblesandsummits.com/NoseHillPano/NoseHillPano.aspx

It is on a slow server so the annotations -mountain labels take a while to load so be patient as you zoom in as it gives you more detail if you wait. A toggle in the lower right gives full screen.
Thirty minutes to one hour gets me to the base of most of these. Enjoy.

bike commute view 10 min from home


(for like 3 or 5 days a year...the rest I just see sheets of water)

I do things in my backyard, here in the midwest, that GUYS do.

I wish I had mountains

A whole pork shoulder (picnic) after 16 hours.

The Chief wrote:

Neophiteat48 wrote:A little bragadocious is it not?

Nope! Not a little, A LOT!

Jealous aren't ya.

Just think, I live where you bust your ass 24/7, 50 weeks outta the year, so you can come vacation here the other 2.

I love the Sierra but it does not stack up to the Rockies or Selkirks. It is a great place to visit, but live? no thanks.

Bill Kerr wrote:I am sure we are all jealous of Chief's pictures and lifestyle but I also like Boruts and Barrys views. JamesW views of Mount Begbie from Revelstoke are good as well.

Here is a high res interactive panorama of the mountain view from Calgary(not mine but I like it).

http://www.scramblesandsummits.com/NoseHillPano/NoseHillPano.aspx

It is on a slow server so the annotations -mountain labels take a while to load so be patient as you zoom in as it gives you more detail if you wait. A toggle in the lower right gives full screen.
Thirty minutes to one hour gets me to the base of most of these. Enjoy.

Bill I always love the view of the front range as it comes in to view from Calgary!

The Chief wrote:

Neophiteat48 wrote:A little bragadocious is it not?

Nope! Not a little, A LOT!

Jealous aren't ya.

Just think, I live where you bust your ass 24/7, 50 weeks outta the year, so you can come vacation here the other 2.

Gloat on Chief! You can have your sub-freezing snow shovelin' winter wonderland 6 outa the year. I'll take the mellow Coast Range scene and bust my ass 6 hrs 3-4 days a week to get up there at my leisure as much as I want when I don't hafta keep my waterbottle in my sleeping bag.

jdzaharia wrote:Neat topic.

Here's some taken from my yard.

Sunset after harvest:




An approaching storm over the nearest neighbor's house:




A typical winter view of the road:




When snow geese migrate during a flood:




A view to the southwest:




A typical winter-time scene:




And finally, the classic cliche--the view at night:

That night time view!

It ain't much, but it's all I've got left........

Mount Meeker & Longs Peak

Duh Duh