tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post5045314717292549809..comments2011-12-17T14:46:10.389+01:00Dave Hanlonhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17113976429882261890noreply@blogger.comBlogger9125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-64579122514729241852011-12-17T14:46:10.390+01:002011-12-17T14:46:10.390+01:00Greetings from an Amish community in Pennsylvania, I'm just checking out different blogs and thought id leave a comment. Happy holidays to everyone as well. Richard from Amish StoriesAmish storieshttp://www.amishstorys.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-41958701644624211802011-11-05T21:00:38.417+01:002011-11-05T21:00:38.417+01:00Jason, Soggy sounds about right. Hats off to the fact that you stuck it out and went the distance. We decided it was better to look at the rain forrest than to walk through it but perhaps more effort is required to aquire the taste. Our time on that coast closely followed a few days in the open high meadows of the coastal mountains on the mainland. We may have been better switching the order.D N Hanlonhttp://www.armchair-adventurer.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-34700058712851265942011-11-05T20:55:48.198+01:002011-11-05T20:55:48.198+01:00Joe, Thanks for stopping by and taking teh time to comment. Yes, some days it's sitting still is the right thing to do and the coats, especialy that coast, is entertaining enough to fill up a few days.D N Hanlonhttp://www.armchair-adventurer.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-21394831734562888972011-11-02T03:52:41.315+01:002011-11-02T03:52:41.315+01:00Beautiful spot, Sombrio. Spent a soggy night camping there during a thru-hike of the JdF a few years ago. Good entertainment with the local surfers honing their skills most days.Jason Picardnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-66347350018663719202011-10-31T05:31:55.252+01:002011-10-31T05:31:55.252+01:00Thats the best. To stop and enjoy! the water is always relaxing to watchJoe D.http://www.zoompal.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-49248387039096446802011-10-24T21:36:58.743+02:002011-10-24T21:36:58.743+02:00Joe, Yeah. The coast seems to be in my blood to. The Western coast of Vancouver Island is dripping in atmosphere and is very special. The rain forrest is also a magical landscape but I learned I prefer to look at it than walk through it. The best combination of all though has to be coast with mountains.D N Hanlonhttp://www.armchair-adventurer.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-24827322473334034592011-10-24T21:29:43.807+02:002011-10-24T21:29:43.807+02:00You say it just right Maz. I'll take emotionally great over technicaly poor just about every time. Of course images with both are always going to come out top.D N Hanlonhttp://www.armchair-adventurer.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-47252293914797818732011-10-24T14:37:37.729+02:002011-10-24T14:37:37.729+02:00I've really got a thing for beach hiking, maybe it's spending most of my life living within walking distance of the long beaches of southern England and the South West Coastal Path. I should go back to it some day.joe newtonhttp://twitter.com/thunder_nightnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6849525944409249462.post-53619104478901694512011-10-23T10:52:07.082+02:002011-10-23T10:52:07.082+02:00I do love Canada. I can see how all the elements came together to create a rather special moment and the photograph, flawed as it is, only enhances that. I have plenty of images from cameras past that are technically poor, but emotionally great (to me at least). I like it.Mazhttp://www.journeymantraveller.comnoreply@blogger.com