I’ll (finally!) be back to visit Wisconsin this summer. Looking forward to hitting the Badger State with the family.Report
Some more Wisconsin pics. Click image for Picasa gallery: there’s a slideshow option there Report
Ah, Blaise, why did you do that to me? Over the past week I’ve been thinking about canoe tripping in the Boundary Waters, and yesterday I was looking at my maps planning a trip. And now this yak picture…and I have to spend all day in my office. You’re killing me, man.Report
Glad to be of service. I can’t wait to get up to Boundary Waters myself to see what springs up in the wake of the fires.
I always go in the western end, which as I understand it was mostly untouched. But I worked in Yellowstone the summer after the big fires there, and the wildflowers were phenomenal–I wonder if the same will happen in the burned portions of the BW. Be sure to take more photos to share if/when you go.Report
Here’s a map of the Boundary Waters fires. I’ve been hearing this may be good for the moose population which has gone down without any good explanation beyond the fact they need fresh growth to feed.Report
I declare Blaise the early leader of the ‘give me the itch to move’ wars.Report
You mentioned Picasa the other day, but being semi Luddite that I am and the fact that they won’t recognize my password from rocketmail I have not been able to get on. Your pictures are very good. I lived in Wi. for a while in the mid sixties and found the place very pretty and the people to friendly.Report
Here’s how to do it the easy way. First, get a Gmail account. Then register with Picasa using your Gmail ID and all should go swimmingly thereafter.Report
These are great photos, Blaise; thanks for sharing them. That kayaker must have been COLD — was he you?Report
No, I’m behind the camera, heh.Report
I’ll (finally!) be back to visit Wisconsin this summer. Looking forward to hitting the Badger State with the family.Report
Some more Wisconsin pics. Click image for Picasa gallery: there’s a slideshow option there
Report
Ah, Blaise, why did you do that to me? Over the past week I’ve been thinking about canoe tripping in the Boundary Waters, and yesterday I was looking at my maps planning a trip. And now this yak picture…and I have to spend all day in my office. You’re killing me, man.Report
Glad to be of service. I can’t wait to get up to Boundary Waters myself to see what springs up in the wake of the fires.
Report
I always go in the western end, which as I understand it was mostly untouched. But I worked in Yellowstone the summer after the big fires there, and the wildflowers were phenomenal–I wonder if the same will happen in the burned portions of the BW. Be sure to take more photos to share if/when you go.Report
Here’s a map of the Boundary Waters fires. I’ve been hearing this may be good for the moose population which has gone down without any good explanation beyond the fact they need fresh growth to feed.Report
I declare Blaise the early leader of the ‘give me the itch to move’ wars.Report
You mentioned Picasa the other day, but being semi Luddite that I am and the fact that they won’t recognize my password from rocketmail I have not been able to get on. Your pictures are very good. I lived in Wi. for a while in the mid sixties and found the place very pretty and the people to friendly.Report
Here’s how to do it the easy way. First, get a Gmail account. Then register with Picasa using your Gmail ID and all should go swimmingly thereafter.Report