Awaken like you mean it

Moon over Glacier National Park
Took this one from the deck yesterday morning.

 

Awaken like you mean it.

Why?

Why not?

Today is a gift.

Right now.

Today.

Like the moon, are you full, a sliver, or blocked by clouds?

 

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Move like you mean it while traveling

Fall hiking in Glacier
Yesterday, returning from Haystack Butte.

 

Fall hiking in Glacier
Yesterday, this photo was taken seconds after the one above.

 

Move like you mean it.

Why?

Because it helps you laugh like you mean it.

 

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Perfect-sized hike for the weather

Fall foliage at Glacier
Yesterday we ventured out after lunch. This is less than a mile from The Citadel.

 

Perfect-sized hike for the weather.

Four miles roundtrip.

Late afternoon.

No snow.

Very little rain.

Some sun.

Flat terrain.

Uncrowded.

Wild.

Beautiful.

 

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Hiking like we mean it

St Mary Village views
Yesterday morning around sunrise.

 

St Mary Village views
Zooming in from the photo angle in the previous photo.

 

St Mary Village views
Looking right.

 

St Mary Village views
Zooming in.

 

Hiking like we mean it.

The photos above belie what we were going to experience.

 

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So that 3-mile after-dinner hike never happened

Mt Oberlin
Mt Oberlin in a view i’ve never seen before.

 

Mt Oberlin in September
Mt Oberlin yesterday, on the Autumnal Equinox, also yesterday.

 

Rainy at Logan Pass
Raining at Logan Pass as we crossed the Continental Divide. This is a view looking toward Lake McDonald Creek., from Sun Road.

 

Just so you know, Hidden Lake is not Hidden.

You drive to the continental divide, park, and then walk 1.5 miles, and there’s Hidden Lake.

So that 3-mile roundtrip after-dinner hike never happened.

All was good in our wet, rainy world yesterday.

 

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