End of Days

Snake Mountain, Thailand.
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Hard Work, Big Reward

On a trip to the Florida Everglades the Outdoor's Club of Queen's University was given a special opportunity: Be the first to go from one end to another. We travelled along the gulf coast and in the saltwater bays. The lakes were especially interesting as the potassium runoff from farming has made the water bioluminescent. This falcon was not fucking around, he caught 6 fish while we were watching him. For him it was flying, for us it was paddling, either way it resulted in a big reward.

Look Up / Look Down

Wrinkles in the Clouds

Holes in the Earth

Hat Tip to JLR and Taggart

The Sky

During the rainny season of 2543-2544 (2000-2001) I visited Nena and Luiz at their homes in Pranburi, Thailand. At the time we were all Rotary Exchange students. This photo was taken at Nena's house in Sam Roi Rot, 5 minutes from Pranburi.

Berries and Clouds

For a while I worked as a farm hand on a berry farm. I would often hide between the rows of raspberries on the really hot days of July and August and watch the clouds float by.

Temple on the Hill

There's a village called Snake Mountain in Thailand. The name Snake Mountain is a bit misleading though, there is more than one mountain and more than one snake. The temple in the distance is nothing more than a roof and four colums but it is the most serene place I have ever been to.