Stephen Paul's Guestbook

13th January 2009

Great blog!
Eheh! Well done :-) Great blog and pics as usual and reminds me lots of happy memories! Thanks again for being such a great host and giving me the chance to discover Yosemite and Big Sur (looking forward to read that blog too!) Merci!!

From Blog: Walking in a Winter Wonderland...

13th January 2009

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Ooooh!
Wow! You've got some beautiful scenery around there! Absolutely stunning photographs as usual. Yosemite looks like an amazing place - I hope to see it myself one day. :) Enjoy your snowy holidays!

From Blog: Walking in a Winter Wonderland...

3rd January 2009

nidea
Sergio Rodriguez

In my humble opinion, the new seven wonders of the world are new seven stupidities beyond any understanding. Great work and great pictures:)

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less

10th December 2008

aspiringnomad
Jason

Just saw this post...
Glad to see these realisations are percolating down to the mainstream. Though disappointed more people didn't view it... This is a topic I've been passionate about for a few years now. For something a little harder check out Derrick Jensen or John Zerzan, or failing that, send me a PM!

From Blog: Reflections on Deep Geologic Time

9th December 2008

Johanna
non-member comment

Lester Brown
I just checked your reference/link on Lester Brown. It looks like he's got the answer to the global issues that humanity is facing today. His book seems like an interesting read. I'll definitely try to read it on my spare time....thanks ! Jo

From Blog: Reflections on Deep Geologic Time

9th December 2008

Johanna
non-member comment

Nice Blog !
It's good to read something insightful for a change. With all the scientific research and technological advancement, I'm optimistic that someday mankind will invent or discover other energy source that is clean, renewable, sustainable, that yield same power parallel to hydrocarbon-based fuels and has minimal/zero impact on our eco-system. There's definitely a huge problem with the world's current economic model which is base on capitalism and consumerism. I don't have the answers to global economic crisis, environmental, political and social issues. But I do know that balance and harmony is imperative in all aspects. Stop living in excess and adopt a sustainable way of life without destroying the environment. Like you, I probably also think too much and can keep going on and on, on what's wrong in the world...so I'm going to shut up now and leave you with your thoughts :)......cheers ! Jo

From Blog: Reflections on Deep Geologic Time

8th December 2008

Ali
Ali Watters

A lot on your mind lately!
I've been thinking a lot about similar dilemmas and problems. Some things that may skew the potentially gloomy outlook. The better educated and better resourced a population the more likely it is to have a stable or declining birth rate - look at the western European countries where growth is attributed to immigration. The US is reliant on imported fossil fuels - which are no longer necessarily cheap - this will provide the impetus for the development of technologies such as fuel cells and renewables. We probably will continue to have a hydrocarbon based economy for a long time - just the source of these will have to change - the energy carried in petrol is just immense. Totally agree that as a species we cannot continue our current consumption and expectations without devastating our planet leaving a nightmare world for our direct descendants.

From Blog: Reflections on Deep Geologic Time

27th November 2008

Alef
non-member comment

PR
Your post is awesome - I was in PR a few weeks ago - - check it out ! http://alefspies.blogspot.com/2008/11/puerto-rico-diaries.html

From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography

27th November 2008

Stephen Paul
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Same Same
Same trip, just 9 months delay in posting these pics! :(

From Blog: Flying Over Cambodia

26th November 2008

Somala
Somala

just beautiful
did you go again or is this the same trip?

From Blog: Flying Over Cambodia

26th November 2008

Stephen Paul
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Nobody looks at this blog
So Thanks for the Compliments!

From Blog: The Sierra Nevada of California, 2008

26th November 2008

Stephen Paul
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Wow!
Thank you so much for the kind words. Northern california around Shasta is definitely underrated and extremely beautiful. So much lava and forest and volcanos you would think you are in chile! And no picture does Burney Falls justice. Look forward to seeing your travelblog of the area!

From Blog: Lava Tubes, Waterfalls and One Huge Volcano! Mt. Shasta Photography

21st November 2008

Christa Hayden
non-member comment

Yippee!
Yay! I was waiting to see these! But I had also forgotten about them so it was a double treat :). They are awesome! I love seeing my current homeland from above ;) ...that was the coolest airplane ride...so gorgeous and fascinating!

From Blog: Flying Over Cambodia

10th November 2008

Chris Carr
non-member comment

Great climb!
Hi Steve, A big congratulations from your friends at Shasta Mountain Guides. Thanks for sharing your story and blog. We are very happy to be part of your adventure and to share your enthusiasm. Good luck in your future travels and climbs. Best, -Chris

From Blog: A Summit Trip to Mount Shasta : 4,322 meters of Magical Volcanic Beauty

24th October 2008

PhotoChick
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Inspiring Photos & Blog
These are some of the most beautiful photos I've seen of this area. I'm new to Nor Cal and a few years ago a friend took me to Burney Falls and around the Mt. Shasta are and I was blown away. I'm from the Yosemite area and some of this are is even more spectacular than Yosemite. I've been wanting to go back to the Burney are for quite some time now, and I just sent a link to your blog to a friend in my old Yosemite are and she's all charged up to visit, too.. so thanks for the inspiration, we're planning a trip for April!

From Blog: Lava Tubes, Waterfalls and One Huge Volcano! Mt. Shasta Photography

23rd October 2008

capsfan2002
capsfan

Photos
As always, such great photos.

From Blog: The Sierra Nevada of California, 2008

16th October 2008

TeamTurner
Michael & Kelley Turner

Great Shots as usual
As usual, great pics Stephen!! I've come to expect wonder and awe whenever you post. BTW, Kel and I are moving in your direction. In December we're moving to Colorado. I hope to get a chance to capture pics like yours!! Keep up the good work!

From Blog: The Sierra Nevada of California, 2008

16th October 2008

Manuel
non-member comment

Felicitaciones
Hola, soy chileno y hace unos dias tuve la posibilidad de conocer tan bello lugar. Es un lugar espectacular que llama obligatoriamente a la refleccion, a pensar que lo mas hermoso y grande en este mundo es la naturaleza y lo que esta significa: Divina Libertad.

From Blog: Moro Rock, Sequoia National Park: November 2006

15th October 2008

Christa
non-member comment

AWESOME!!
Hi Steve...they are AWESOME! That top panorama is insane....SOOO amazing. Love the lichens and the green canyon w/ the waterfall, and the butterfly and the lakes...so gorgeous! Thanks for sharing :) One day we will go to the mountains with you :)

From Blog: The Sierra Nevada of California, 2008

9th October 2008

Dan Garsha
non-member comment

Fantastic images !
Headed to the canyon this week, your pictures helped in my decisions what to check out. Looking forward to it. Thanks !

From Blog: May in Black Canyon, Lower Colorado River

7th October 2008

Yathi
non-member comment

Wow man!! These pics are amazing. Congrats on the climb.

From Blog: A Summit Trip to Mount Shasta : 4,322 meters of Magical Volcanic Beauty

5th October 2008

Ali
Ali Watters

As ever - stunning photos :)
Great Panorama as well!

From Blog: A Summit Trip to Mount Shasta : 4,322 meters of Magical Volcanic Beauty

2nd October 2008

Christina Mueller
non-member comment

WOW!!!!!
Unreal man!!! You actually made it up there?!! WOW!! Good on you mate! Congrats! Niiiice photos as always too!

From Blog: A Summit Trip to Mount Shasta : 4,322 meters of Magical Volcanic Beauty

2nd October 2008

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Congratulations on the Mt Shasta climbing! that is quite an adventure you went on, and well...efforts always pay off! Just back from a 5 days trek myself in the South Yunan province by the Myanmar border, truly challenging and absolutely mind blowing! blog coming soon...

From Blog: A Summit Trip to Mount Shasta : 4,322 meters of Magical Volcanic Beauty

2nd October 2008

Christa
non-member comment

WOW!
Hi Steve! What an awesome accomplishment! I loved seeing the photos - it really made real to me what a difficult, impressive, and gorgeous climb you did. I really enjoyed the narrative also...one of your best! :) It was so good to see you this past month :)

From Blog: A Summit Trip to Mount Shasta : 4,322 meters of Magical Volcanic Beauty

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