The outbound flight segments of my July 2020 trip to Idaho. Coincidentally, the flight served as an aerial tour of the forests and mountains that I was to explore over the coming week.
July 4th, 2020, I spent the day with my friend hiking some trails in Shenandoah National Park, before heading to Washington DC watching Independence Day flyovers and fireworks.
A star gazing trip to the woods of Pennsylvania, followed by some scenery on the way back.
It's a warm sunny day in the middle of April, when spring was in full bloom. After weeks of being confined at home, my friend and I took a hiking trip of Billy Goat Trail A in Great Falls Park.
After four days touring the city of Seattle and its surrounding wilderness, I hopped onto flights back to Washington DC.
For the last day in Seattle, I planned to tour the city's Northern districts, Fremont and UW regions, before hopping onto evening flights back to DC.
The third day for the Seattle trip as I explored attractions of downtown Seattle.
Second day of my Seattle trip as my friend and I hiked (part of) Annette Lake Trail in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.
First day of Seattle trip as we visited Hurricane Ridge of Olympic National Park, a misty wonderland covered in snow.
It had been an unusually warm winter for United States' eastern coast, with not much snowfall near Washington DC (that can survive a full day without melting). So in the middle of January 2020, just before the start of spring term, I flew to Seattle and decided to have some moments of fun with snow.
