Llama Walker: The Birth of Pax

We had our first llama birth of the season today. Click on the link below so that I can introduce you to her.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_qzFMUsMLY

Naturalist Sigurd Olson

"The sun was trembling now on the edge of the ridge. It was alive, almost fluid and pulsating, and as I watched it sink I thought that I could feel the earth turning from it, actually feel its rotation. Over all was the silence of the wilderness, that sense of oneness which comes only when there are no distracting sights or sounds, when we listen with inward ears and see with inward eyes, when we feel and are aware with our entire beings rather than our senses. I thought as I sat there of the ancient admonition "Be still and know that I am God," and knew that without stillness there can be no knowing, without divorcement from outside influences man cannot know what spirit means." From, "The Singing Wilderness"

Places I Have Backpacked

Ansel Adams Wilderness - California
Desolation Wilderness - California
Eagle Cap Wilderness - Oregon
Eagle Creek - Oregon
Elkhorn Mountains - Oregon
Goat Rocks Wilderness - Washington
Hells Canyon Wilderness - Oregon
Indian Heaven Wilderness - Washington
Jefferson Wilderness - Oregon
John Muir Wilderness - California
Kings Canyon National Park - California
Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness - Oregon
Mt. San Jacinto Wilderness - California
Olympic National Park - Washington
Ouachita Mountains - Oklahoma/Arkansas
Ozark Mountains - Arkansas
Pecos Wilderness - New Mexico
San Gabriel Wilderness - California
San Gorgonio Wilderness - California
Sequoia National Park - California
Strawberry Mountain Wilderness - Oregon
Three Sisters Wilderness - Oregon
Weminuche Wilderness - Colorado
Wichita Mountains Wilderness - Oklahoma
Yosemite National Park - California
Zion National Park - Utah

Llama Walker

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

The Birth of Pax

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