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January 17, 2014
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A few more photos from around North Carolina. I went whitewater rafting at the US National White Water Centre and hung out with my mate Blair from university. Good times!
A day on the Appalachian Trail. We only spent a day exploring a short section of the trail in North Carolina (and Tennessee) bit it was really cool to experience such a different trail. It was well made, crazily well marked and totally different to walking in Australia or Scotland! #appalachiantrail #hiking #overnight #northcarolina #adventure
Hiking in the Rocky Mountains!!! We did a guided walk up to Gem Lake in the Rocky Mountains yesterday, and couldn't have picked a better walk for the day. It is autumn hear and we got the best of autumn leaves, snow on the ground, the first ice on the lake. We also had spectacular clear blue skies! #rockymountains #boulder #colorado #gemlake #autumnleaves
Exploring the thousand year old ruins of Bandelier National Monument. The Pueblo people here used and expanded caves to make huge cliff dwellings. There were apparently around 500 people living in this small valley fees by a stream full of obsidian shards.
There are just so so many balloons at the Fiesta. Everywhere you look for almost two hours there are just balloons inflating, taking off, landing, glowing or otherwise being amazing. Suh a great morning!
Friday morning at the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta! Predawn glowing balloons and a time-lapse of the first few of the hundreds of balloons taking off!
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