I have not always been one to track the phases of the moon, but this natural cycle sometimes provides welcome constancy in transitions and new places. I remember how odd it seemed to lay in a tent in the Andes knowing that back home in Minnesota the same full moon shone, albeit a bit lower in the sky.<\/p>\n
Recently, though, each full moon has brought a new adventure, and I would rather like this trend to continue. <\/p>\n
May: A night walk in the Arb with Heather. Fireflies are sparkling everywhere and Heather says the moon is brighter in Minnesota, perhaps due to “high levels of background magic.”<\/p>\n
June: Camping in Yellowstone with Chelsea. A warm night sandwiched between days of geysers, waterfalls, and bears.<\/p>\n
July: Sitting in the hot tub at RMBL, first alone beneath the moon then joined by old friends.<\/p>\n
August: Atop Fremont Peak with a view like none I have yet seen.<\/p>\n
What next? No idea, but life is full of surprises…<\/p>\n
Spent the afternoon in Jackson today, shopping for a new hat and eating delicious Mexican food. Time to get some sleep for more lynx surveys tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Just completed the Fremont Peak photo essay. Check it out here<\/a>.<\/p>\n I have not always been one to track the phases of the moon, but this natural cycle sometimes provides welcome constancy in transitions and new places. I remember how odd it seemed to lay in a tent in the Andes … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogger.googleusercontent.com\/tracker\/6184741065985147906-4885620903199563931?l=www.luterra.com\/musings\")