Correction: World Not Ending Yesterday
As you know, @brandt predicted that the world would end yesterday.
And as you also know, this prediction was incorrect.
The world did not in fact end yesterday.
As you know.
@brandt sincerely regrets the error.
By way of apology, I'd like to invite you to accompany me on a hike into Leadville, Colorado's Historic Mining District.
Perhaps being together in nature will allow you to see me in a different light, and forgive me for incorrectly predicting the world's end.
We can enjoy the scenery together and try to find reasons to be thankful that the world didn't end yesterday.
There aren't any reasons to be thankful for that, of course.
But still, we can try to find them.
We can go out into nature and we can have moments together.
We can wax eloquent to each other in the company of none save the snowclothed evergreens,
and the brokedown cabins of yestercentury,
and the rocky mountain giants all around us who rise up with the anticipation of releasing their snowslides down upon us to bury us forever.
C'mon, it'll be fun!
Okay stop the fun.
Stay right here, okay?
I'll be right back.
I promise.
I need to go check something out.
That slope right up there.
Wind-loaded.
And I'm guessing there's at least one persistent slab beneath it.
Probably more than one, given all the snow-melt-freeze cycles we've had the last month.
Yeah, east-facing.
Weak ground layer, too, I bet.
Gimme that shovel.
I'll be right back.
Promise me you'll stay right here, okay?
I need you to stay right here in this exact spot.
Okay?
It's crucial that you stay right here while I go check out that wind-loaded east-facing slope that is literally an avalanche waiting to happen, and is also located directly above this cabin.
So, you'll stay?
You promise?
Okay, great.
I'll be right back.
Don't you go anywhere now,
I'd comment but, avalanche. Can't now. Too dead.
You shouldn't have stayed in the cabin. But hey, at least now you don't have to deal with being alive. Must be nice!
Another truly unique #walkwithme, you're a real gem @brandt! That looks like some tough country to hike through! Loved the log cabin!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Snowshoes help with the hiking. Maybe I should have tagged it #snowshoewithme
Love these photos, I haven’t been in snow for many years 😍🌈🦋🌴💛🍀
Thanks! I see you are located in "worldwide" - I will box up some snow and send it worldwide so you can also enjoy it.
Also makes it much personal, when you say your world is ending vs the world, will be ending. No one really cares if the world is ending. It does not compute.