After a big snowfall, there is nothing like a walk in the woods with my 8-legs of friends. Imagine who we ran into? It made for a wonderful photo opp. Sandy the Puggle was awfully brave today. More pictures HERE in case you are interested.
I was subject to this torture over the weekend. I spoke out as much as I could, but was unable to save the dignity of our horses. A full gallery HERE if you are mean and want to promote horse abuse in the name of Saint Valentine’s Day.
Combine my 2 favorite activities, and the luckiest boy in the world ends up having more fun than shooting at a barrel of monkeys. There are a few geocaches on Telluride Mountain that are meant for non-winter months. I found that to be a challenge and I accepted. At one point I waded through neck deep snow and created an actual igloo for myself searching for a dumb piece of Tupperware in the woods. I could not have had more fun. Trips over, time to go home now.
I usually do not see ski slopes from this view. But once again, thanks to Geocaching, I found myself in an unusual place, with an amazing view. 600 vertical feet in ¼ mile is a tough climb!
I also saw this amazing store while wandering around town. Where were these places when I was younger! Dammit!
That’s right, my new best friend in the world Walton Goggins was super excited to take a picture with me. I am still stunned that he recognized me.
How this has eluded me and the internet for so long I have no idea. Stephan Bonnar walks out for his fight with Stitches and Brick In Yo Face! I am disappointed not to find this anywhere on the internets, so I host it here, probably illegally, and probably going to jail.
How this has eluded me and the internet for so long I have no idea. Stephan Bonnar walks out for his fight with Stitches and Brick In Yo Face! I am disappointed not to find this anywhere on the internets, so I host it here, probably illegally, and probably going to jail.
It feels like 100 years ago, but was actually only 2 1/2 years ago. The Winter Carnival took over my life. I was organizing some photo albums and saw this quaint reminder of what an amazing life I am lucky enough to have. Maybe I will get back here one day, Sun Peaks in British Columbia. This looks like the kind of place you want to take a bite out of.
A few weekends ago I went down for an overnight in Shenandoah National Park. It was the last weekend that the park was open for camping. Unfortunately I had to go down without my best hiking buddy, he’s still not doing great, definitely not up for mountain scaling. I wanted to try and get down for some of the leaf peeping. I think I was about a week too late for optimal photographic beauty. I still had a great time, went on 2 amazing hikes, first thing at sunrise and another shortly before sunset. In the morning I stumbled upon a place called Rapidan Camp. I 
knew nothing about it or that I was even going to end up there. Turns out this was the home of President Hoover. I was there first thing in the morning, nobody else around. There is a small museum there and the presidents actual home is still there by tour only. A nice older couple came walking out to greet me and asked if I wanted a tour of the presidents house. It wasn’t on my agenda of things to do that day, I don’t find presidents interesting in the slightest, but how could I turn down a private tour. It ended up being a very interesting and informative hour. I never would have imagined enjoying that time so much. I have never had a favorite president before, but I do now, President Hoover seemed pretty great. Anyone that would live in Shenandoah must be OK.
I did not take too many pictures and unfortunately did not get anything that I am crazy about. HERE are a few of the better ones: http://jimmysellers.com/pictures/index.php?/category/23
You will never find anything as perfectly awesome as this present that Wifey just gave me.
Greatest gift ever