Before getting to this weeks desktop, I want to fill you in on why the
last weekly update is around 20 months late, I do think any one
checking here deserves it. First, the afternoon I sat down to do
the July something 2006 update, a freak storm blew through here,
100 mph straight line winds, lots of damage, and for me, four
days without power. Three weeks of doing necessary repairs, then
three weeks on a vacation out west, followed by two months with a
medical issue along with completing repairs I left, and finally
16 months of procrastinating pretty much puts us right here,
March 2008. I think the break has cleared my perspective on
displaying my photography, I know the site started to be a real
grind back in 2006. I am confident the regular weekly, Wednesday
update will be appearing as it should, every week, and I hope
you come back here weekly to experience the new Semi-Charmed
Life. Enjoy!
Above is this weeks free desktop. This is a good one to start back
with as it features one of my favorite places to visit, Yosemite
National Park. This park preserves a portion of the Sierra Nevada
along the eastern flank of California containing meadows, subalpine
meadows, amazing waterfalls, sequoia trees, massive granite formations
and things which will simply leave you speechless. The photo here
was taken in September 2005 on top of Sentinel Dome looking east.
Hiking to this location is fairly easy (a little over 2 miles round
trip), the toughest part is when you get to Sentinel Dome as there are
no stairs, rails and the like. To get the good views, it's up to
you to scramble up the rather steep northern slickrock face. You
can easily make out Half Dome on the left here, and framed by trees in
the lower center is the formation called Liberty Cap. I really
enjoy my trips to Yosemite and recommend this park to everyone (got six
days planned there this year).
Check the links section for more info on Yosemite National Park.
To set this photo
as your desktop, click on the box with the correct size.
Right-click on the image and select the option to "save/set as desktop
or wallpaper." You're done! If you wish to change the
desktop image, simply right-click on your desktop, select Properties,
and then select the tab labeled Backgrounds in your display control
panel
|