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The
river and falls, early ice forming |
A perfect "pancake"
of nearly frozen foam below the falls. |
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| This was actually
a handheld photo, taken at a long 1/3rd of a second
at f/5.6. Note how sharp the lower ice is in relation
to the moving water... |
A really bizarre
ice formation from the tip of an overhanging stick
on the river. The ice "baubles" are about
half an inch off the river surface... |
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| I liked this because
of the green grass still eeking a living on a river
that was nearly icing over... |
The
Hut at sunset in winter |
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| Tami coming with
a rake to clear ground consumables for the fire pit. |
Zoomed in on the
last photo, showing how Tami doesn't like having her
photo taken. By doing that "rake screen,"
she guaranteed that I would use this photo, heh heh!
Sorry, Tami! Great photo, though. |
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| The Hut without the
new floor, which was dug deep. Note the stove is still
outside, and the new floor bricks (courtesy of Ben
and Tami) are still stacked behind. |
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| The new chimney needed
some custom installation work, and it was rigged well! |
A view of way too
much gear for an overnighter at The Hut, but we all
had tools in our gear. |
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Measuring
the "gap and angle" |
Steve
and Brian getting all the angles right... |
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Linda
with a silly expression on her face! |
Chimney
refinement work... |
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Steve
doing some custom "angling" and Brian
admiring the Hut's wonderful cupola! |
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Tony
having fun with his 16mm Wide Angle Lens |
Final
installation of a nice new chimney! |
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Tami,
Tracy and Linda at the fire they built |
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Showing
how being 6'-5" with long arms can make bizarre
photography perspectives... |
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Linda,
Tami, Tracy and Tony, on a 10-second exposure. |
Linda,
Tami, Tracy and Tony, on a 20-second exposure. |
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Tony
and Ben |
Tony,
Brian, Ben and Steve |
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Brian,
Tony, Doug, Ben and Steve |
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