[pct-l] Open Invitation To All PCT Hikers

[Ate Tuna]

Stephen,

I realize that it won't always be possible, but wherever possible, please
include the location and date the photo was taken.  I sent you my photo
album that has gps info for every photo, along with date/time.  Eventually
I'd like to have something with the detail of Halfmile's tracks, but in
photos that show the path of the PCT from Mexico to Canada.

For anyone that's interested in my collection, here it is:
https://picasaweb.google.com/leaftye/NatureAlongThePCT#

I have about 500 pictures from the last couple weeks that I'll be adding to
it, and I should have even more if I can relocate some misplaced photo
albums.

Sir Mix-a-lot

On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 8:23 AM, Stephen Clark <rowriver at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello Fellow PCTers,
>
> When I am on the trial with others I am often asked if I know anything
> about
> the wildflowers we come across. I do know about some of them and have come
> to the realization that others on the trail might be interested too.
> Therefor I have decided to write a light weight, packable, color photo book
> on the "Wildflowers of The Pacific Crest Trail."
>
> I have a good number of photos of PCT flowers but it will take me several
> more years to gather all I will need to complete this book and I'd like to
> get this out reasonably soon, so I am issuing this open invitation to all
> hikers to share their wonderful wildflower photos for consideration to be
> included in the book. Please send your submissions to
> PCT.Wildflowers at gmail.com
>
> I thank you in advance for your pictures. You will be given credit for your
> submission in the Acknowledgments whether or not your photos are used.
>
> "Quackers"
> aka Stephen Clark
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