Sunday, January 30, 2005


There really isn't anything going on right now. Work is stressful but acceptable, i've been spending time with friends and family, the weather has been good. I have nothing to complain about really but i'm not too excited about anything at the moment either. oh well. Posted by Hello

Sunday, January 23, 2005


Mt Whitney  Posted by Hello

Me, Julie, and Will in Alabama Hills Posted by Hello

Me Posted by Hello

hmm... nice mountain Posted by Hello

I spent the last 3 days here and i am now asking myself why i am back in LA Posted by Hello

Wednesday, January 19, 2005


Sycamore Canyon in the aftermath of the floods. This area used to be full of vegetation, and the further part of the creek used to flow about 50 feet to the right of where it is now. Instead of thickets of Mule Fat and a few Willows, the creek now consists of a huge gravel wash with a bit of water running down the middle. Note that this creek had no water at all in its lower reaches for the previous 3 years. It was actually flowing much stronger than ths further downstream but the batteries in my camera died. Posted by Hello

Shooting Stars blooming early in a field of native grass Posted by Hello

I found a better picture of the Solstice floods... This is another picture of Solstice falls (in the background) which is normally just a trickle of water. On this day it was an insane torrent Posted by Hello

Monday, January 10, 2005


I did not take this picture... i found it on a news site. This is Topanga Canyon Road in my mountain range... with a new 20' boulder buddy! Posted by Hello

Unfortunately, this picture really didn't come out. But i am including it anyway just beacuse it is one of the most incredible things i have ever seen. This is a 50 foot wall of water crashing down a cliff, basically covering sostice falls. The normal waterfall including the house sized rock that sits on top of it is totally obscured. The sound was deafening and even being this far away was kind of scary. Even being there, it wasnt even really possible to comprehend the scope of this. Posted by Hello

Solstice Creek again.. about 12' wide Posted by Hello

stormy sea Posted by Hello

This was actually in Palos Verdes Posted by Hello

Tuesday, January 04, 2005


sunset from Mulholland Posted by Hello

Distant storm from Hidden Valley... does this look familiar? its probably beacuse they film a TON of movie scenes/commercials here. Posted by Hello

Snowy Topa-Topas Posted by Hello

amazing sunset from conejo valley...  Posted by Hello

RSV Rainbow Posted by Hello

Satwiwa Creek a few inches from flooding the road Posted by Hello

Sunday, January 02, 2005


there's a reason they call it a flood plain. Posted by Hello

dark Posted by Hello

a storm at sea Posted by Hello

rainbow Posted by Hello

This pond filled up overnight. Posted by Hello