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1. You are an accomplished traveler, who loves nature and showcases it well with fine photography! Thanks for sharing. The most beautiful spot I have visited is Pemiquid Point near BoothBay Me. If in Me. you might want to include this point in your itinerary. What do you work at, or is your job all play? Nice work if you can get it, especially while you are young and strong!
   Thanks for sharing your many adventures!

   Comment by Dennis Byrne — April 20, 2012 @ 5:26 am

2. Wow. Thank you very much Mr. Byrne for your kind words! For work I am currently an instructor at the University of Montana. I teach math and statistics. Thank you for stopping in and saying hello! All the best, Michael

   Comment by Michael Sulock — April 24, 2012 @ 10:26 pm

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