A wild female yearling is loaded onto a trailer after a Bureau of Land Management adoption at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds in the morning.
(Nikki Fox/Daily News-Record)
2011
10.20.2011
09.19.2011
08.30.2011
08.17.2011
Rockingham County Fair Day 3
Some of my favorite moments shooting rodeo are behind the scenes, like this image. A cowboy competing in the Professional Bull Riding at the Rockingham County Fair’s Grandstand Wednesday night puts on his chaps.
(Nikki Fox/Daily News-Record)
Here is your typical image you would expect from the event . . . Brandon Chambers of Newport, N.C., competes in Professional Bull Riding at the Rockingham County Fair’s Grandstand Wednesday night. He got a qualifying ride and scored 86 points.
(Nikki Fox/Daily News-Record)
08.16.2011
08.15.2011
08.02.2011
This is me making breakfast in the morning.
Backpacking Day 3
The final day of our fast 3-day backpacking trip in the Pemigewasset Wilderness area of White Mountain National Forest. We got hit by a massive rain storm in the middle of the hike on the way back to my car.
Chris atop Mt. Liberty at 4,459 feet.
Us enjoying the view atop Mt. Liberty at 4,459 feet.
Me walking the cool ridgeline to get to Mt. Flume at 4,328 feet.
08.01.2011
The morning shit show at our campsite.
Backpacking Day 2
Chris and woke early to get a head start on the trail. We had more miles to cover this day. In the afternoon we had a rainstorm roll in, forcing me to pack away my camera. So no rain photos.
Chris taking a little rest nearing the top of Mt. Lafayette (5,260 feet) in White Mountain National Forest.
07.31.2011
My vacation this year . . . to the northeast for backpacking, hiking, Canada and random places for adventure!
Backpacking Day 1
Us in the White Mountain National Forest’s 45,000-acre Pemigewasset Wilderness area. We didn’t know, nor was it advertised on information boards at the parking area, that we needed to pay cash to stay at the established campgrounds in the wilderness. WTF?!?! Luckily, Chris forgot to empty his pockets after paying for breakfast in the morning. So we had enough money for two nights on the trail, instead of our planned three. So we had to cram in 35 miles in three days, instead of a leisurely pace during four days.
Unfortunately, we did not stop much as we had limited time to reach a camping area before nightfall. So I don’t have many photos from the first day.