Cone flowers too (are you on the edge of a flower bed?)…still, it is a beautiful sight…I still wonder how the Indians and early pioneers knew where they were and where they wanted to go…I suppose spend enough time looking at your surroundings…every vista is like fingerprints/snowflakes…no two alike…still it must have been difficult…
Oh, purple coneflowers….they’re so happy, aren’t they? I love the depth and texture of this shot. It feel like we’re looking at 10 miles or so of vista. Gorgeous!
Looking at the Verizon Wireless coverage map, you should be ok as long as you stay close to I-94…and that’s broadband coverage. Voice/Text looks even better. We’ve got bigger coverage gaps in west-central Texas.
That's the idea, at least. I'm walking westward from New York City for nine months or so.
If everything goes according to plan, I'll be in Oregon when the clock runs out.
If nothing goes according to plan, maybe I'll end up in Peru or Mongolia or Pennsylvania.
You can read all about the details of my trip
if you're so inclined.
I love the wild purple echinechea(sp) flowers. This is a beautiful shot.
i love the natural telephone pole in the pic too! ;)
Take out the telephone pole and it’s another beautiful picture.
That’s what I thought to. Take out the pole and it’s picture perfect.
Cone flowers too (are you on the edge of a flower bed?)…still, it is a beautiful sight…I still wonder how the Indians and early pioneers knew where they were and where they wanted to go…I suppose spend enough time looking at your surroundings…every vista is like fingerprints/snowflakes…no two alike…still it must have been difficult…
What a beautiful shot! The indians were able to tell direction by the position of the sun.
Oh, purple coneflowers….they’re so happy, aren’t they? I love the depth and texture of this shot. It feel like we’re looking at 10 miles or so of vista. Gorgeous!
I’ll say it again: Great eye, Matt, and great depth of field on that phone camera of yours.
Love how the shot starts with the flowers in the foreground, and then goes off for as far the eye can see.
In 1998 I spend a week whitewater rafting 282 miles in the Grand Canyon (Glen Canyon Dam to Lake Meade).
Every time we came around another bend the beauty was more spectatular!!!
Every time Matt gets to new territory the beauty is more spectacular!!! BIG SKY COUNTRY INDEED!
Hi Matt,
You are one great photographer. I hope a book comes out of this. You are a very lucky person to be doing this Walk Across America.
Katie
Welcome Great Pumpkin
Very Pretty Badlands!
More proof that the Badlands really aren’t so bad. Beautiful shot.
more of a Bad-ass-land to me ^^
There bad, there bad….there bad.
You know it. he he!
Love the wild flowers in the foreground 8)
Beautiful shot! Hope you have good coverage…will miss the updates if you can’t send them.
Looking at the Verizon Wireless coverage map, you should be ok as long as you stay close to I-94…and that’s broadband coverage. Voice/Text looks even better. We’ve got bigger coverage gaps in west-central Texas.
These are soom good-land shots! I know it’s oh-so-wrong, but these recent pics remind me of Tele-tubbies. I knwo, I know *shakes head*
Another reminder of how beautiful America is.
beautiful!
Wow, the bad lands have never looked so good! I’ve never seen them look like this! Gorgeous!