Time speaks slowly but in a language all can understand that beneath the skin of a landscape now covered with humans lies one of ancient seas and dunes.
Time speaks slowly but in a language all can understand that beneath the skin of a landscape now covered with humans lies one of ancient seas and dunes.
nature has no boss 
Nice!
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Thanks Eliza, hope your week has started well.
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Thank you, it has, the day flew past. Hope your week is a good one…long weekend ahead!
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Thought provoking words with a wonderful photo.
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Hi and thanks for the feedback. This moment in time sure has a feel to it which seems to be saying we are racing full speed ahead towards the edge of a cliff as a species. Will we hit the brakes in time?
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There is always hope. : )
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Yes, hope and hard work go hand in hand.
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This picture made me think of Great Sand Dunes in Colorado.
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Hi Steve, yes there is quite a likeness to the great sand dunes here in Colorado. The geological specifics of this area in Montana are something I need to research as the hills did look so much like dunes with the weather moving through. Hope your day is going well.
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I thought of the Great Sand Dunes because I was there just four months ago:
I was in Montana more recently, but not outside the area including Glacier National Park.
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Beautiful photos of the dunes Steve. It is a fascination place and so cool you tank hike around in the dunes.
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great shot & words Mike!
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Thanks, hope you are having a fine fall up your way.
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Salmon should start to run in the next 2 weeks or so,River is filling up!
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Hi, are the bears and eagles also filling up along the rivers in which the salmon run? Should make for an exciting few weeks. Have you perfected your floating go-pro camera to film the salmon in the water. I remember seeing a short clip you posted a year or two back.
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The Bears,Eagles,Wolves……..the whole neighbourhood actually is checking in on the salmon daily! I have gotten my “drift” rig all figured out & will be getting more footage.
This is the time of the year you should visit.(mid-October)
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HI and it sounds like it will be a great time for photography and wildlife watching and I can’t wait to see some footage from the drift cam in action.
Thanks for the tip on visiting in October I bet the summer crowds have thinned out and it is much quieter as well.
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sort of…….it’s our Thanksgiving long weekend.So we are full to the rafters!
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Well… Tuesday will be here soon.
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