A summer’s worth of adventures | Photo Album
Over the past 4 months I’ve been in 5 states: exploring caves, volcanoes, mountains, prairies, and everything in between (or at least it feels like it).
I could say that I’ll be settling down for a while now, but I know that’s not true with the holidays fast approaching and new year travel plans underway. After a steemit-hiatus, I’m slowly getting my groove back on the platform and I’m excited to share a summer’s worth of adventures with you over the next few weeks/months as I download all my photos! I’ll take this time to say all pics are shot by me on my iPhone 8.
For now, here’s a little preview of what’s to come.
#1: Ruby Peach, Olympic Peninsula WA
The Olympic Peninsula never ceases to be one of my favorite places on earth.
I don’t know how I manage it, but every time I’ve hiked this coastline in the last 3 years I’ve been blessed with sun and beautiful weather on this otherwise rainy peninsula!
#2: Crater Lake, Oregon
As someone raised in Oregon, I can’t believe this was my first time going to the lake.
It’s amazing - and the color blue must be seen to be believed.
#3: Eagle Butte, South Dakota
Wild horses.
I don’t need to say more, do I? :)
#4: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
I want to go back and spend so much more time here.
We were chased out by a snowstorm - more on that later!
#5: Lewis and Clark Caverns, Montana
What summer is complete without a trip into a cave?
These ones have some amazing stalactites and stalagmites.
And that’s all for today -- I’ll be sharing full albums of these trips (plus others I didn’t mention here). I’m excited to be back to steemit! BIG LOVE, Lily
Awesome photos! Love the horses pics the most😍
Thank you so much for checking it out!
you're welcome!! there's more right?
There will be, yea! :)
Shoot, bring it on! I hope i won't be envious as much😂🤣
That one horse photo could win a contest. Looked like a good summer.
Thanks so much, had a great model, ha. Hope you had a great summer too!
Thanks so much, had a
Great model, ha. Hope you had
A great summer too!
- lilyraabe
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It was an outstanding journey! I really love the wild horse shot, it will be awesome to see more of them.
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Thank you so much!
You just added new destinations to my places-to-go-list. I loved North and South Dakota. I didn't see wild horses, only bisons. Beautiful photos and a lovely smile! Thank you!
Thank you so much for stopping by to check it out, appreciate it - and if you can ever see wild horses just GO...it’s magical.
You had me at 'wild horses' and well, I'm still at wild horses. :) anything with horses is fine by me! This looks to be an exciting upcoming travel log. SO lovely. I have some friends that just moved back from Oregon, I'll have to ask them if they knew of that lake. It looks lovely.
Thank you so much for stopping by to check this out! Crater Lake is amazing, and if they haven’t been they should go! I was raised in the state and never did and now definitely understand why they call it one of the “7 Wonders of Oregon”.