Here is another pic of the same flight. Cant wait for spring to come so I can fly again.

 

Thats a real Wolf. We went on a 2 hour hike with two real wolves. The big guy was over 100lbs and very friendly. Tried to steal my glove, I wasnt about to argue with him.

 

Those sure look like wolves to me!

 

That is incredible!

 

A lot of great pics on here.

Those wolves are awesome. Did they just come onto the trail an walk with you? Is this a normal occurence up there?

Oh and the pictures from the air are awesome.

Gotta get the wife up there. I've been to Edmonton AB, Calgary and a couple other places (always in winter) with work but never got a chance for any recreation.

 

Thanks for all the kind words. We have a Wolf refuge about 15 km from town. They have 4 rescued Wolves and unlike most zoos they take them out to crown land to exercise them. Wiley the big wolf they have had since he was a few weeks old. He is great around people and a bit of a goof. The smaller wolf was rescued when she was a few years old and skittish around people. It was a little expensive to go along with the owners but it was way worth it. Pretty neat place to visit if you are every down this way.

Gold Knight there are a few guys that offer tandem paraglides. If you guys are ever down here ya gotta try it. Golden's Mount 7 is one of the top 5 flying sites in the world!

 

Trying to learn to post pictures. Guess I will try here. Pictures from Guyana SA. One of my wife during a little cricket match and the other of me and our daughter getting a snocone in front of my mother-in-laws house. Highschool and ocean in the background

 

This thread should make another comeback - especially since I missed the last one...

I shot this golden eagle a few miles south of 5 Mile Pass (for all the Utahn's in the group).

 

Fantastic, what did it take to get that shot? Tell me more

 

Hey Shon, I bet you have some incredible lens'.
I'd love to see a picture of the equipment you use.
I would guess the lens you used to take the Golden
Eagle is probably about a foot and a half long...huh?

Here's one of my better macro shots of a wet bumble bee after a rain.


And my best Butterfly picture


I've got a Sony DSC-F828