I have decided to post photos of past travels in general and our eight year sailing adventure on SV Irie in particular for Wordless Wednesdays. I hope you enjoy them. Also, I can’t manage completely “wordless”, but I try my best at “almost wordless”. 🙂
This week’s photo prompt of the Daily Post couldn’t have come at a better time! The theme is “edge“, while Mark and I hiked the Precipice Trail to the top of Champlain Mountain in Acadia NP yesterday. Precipice means “very steep and tall rock face or cliff”. We were literally walking and climbing on the edge of these vertical cliffs for an hour. Strenuous, exciting, and for some, a bit scary. You will have to wait for an in-dept Acadia report starting next week, but here is a little preview of our last morning in Maine’s National Park.
Hold on to the rocks, and your pants…
The trail is certainly wide enough here!
A bit scary… it is a long way down from the edge
Nobody has to convince us to stay on the marked trails!
On the edge of Frenchman Bay, Maine
View from the top of Champlain Mountain, Acadia NP – the edge offers front row seats
Have you been on (the) edge lately?
