"God who is beyond fullness did not bring creatures into being out of any need of his, but that he might enjoy their proportionate participation in him and that he might delight in his works seeing them delighted and ever insatiably satisfied with the one who is inexhaustable."
Mt. LeConte
This evening I finally secured a place on the Internet to store photographs. I recieved a nice digital camera as a birthday combination Christmas present last year, and have managed to take a few pictures (well, maybe more than a few...). I thought I'd share a couple photos as way of "trying out" the hoster service.
The pictures below were taken in March on Mt. LeConte, a magnificent mountain in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A friend and I backpacked up the Alum Cave Trail and spent the night in the shelter atop the mountain- a very nice location, with incredible overlooks nearby facing into the west and the east, so that one can watch the sun set and rise over the mountains.
Duck Hawk Ridge: one of the "knife-edge" ridges that plunge down from the flanks of the mountain.
Cliff Top: the west end of LeConte.
Sunrise From Myrtle Point: we really didn't make sunrise proper, but stumbled out onto the rocks a little later. Still breathtaking.
The pictures below were taken in March on Mt. LeConte, a magnificent mountain in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A friend and I backpacked up the Alum Cave Trail and spent the night in the shelter atop the mountain- a very nice location, with incredible overlooks nearby facing into the west and the east, so that one can watch the sun set and rise over the mountains.
Duck Hawk Ridge: one of the "knife-edge" ridges that plunge down from the flanks of the mountain.
Cliff Top: the west end of LeConte.
Sunrise From Myrtle Point: we really didn't make sunrise proper, but stumbled out onto the rocks a little later. Still breathtaking.
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