Photographer Captures Beauty Of Craters Of The Moon At Night A recent picture shared by a photographer who was attempting to capture a high resolution image of one of the country s most beautiful national preserves located in Idaho, turned out pretty spectacular if you ask me. A photographer recently attempted to take an evening photo of the preserve at the highest resolution possible. The image was shared to Reddit on January 26, 2021, and is mind-blowing. I am a huge fan of photography, and always appreciate when someone takes the time to capture an image in a way never seen before, with the goal of sharing it for others to marvel at. I attempted my own effort to capture Balanced Rock in a way never attempted last December, and although the photo fell far short of getting me hired on at National Geographic, I still enjoyed the experience immensely.
If, you know, we can. By Allison Williams 12/31/2020 at 9:00am If mothballs were still a thing, these suitcases would be full of them. Man, I miss travel. The novelty, the discovery, the people.not to mention the perspective on how Seattle fits into the rest of the world. Grounded since early March, we re all itching to book an exotic vacation. Will that happen in 2021? It s hard to say, though vaccine distribution plans suggest we may be free to roam by the middle of the year. But if 2020 taught us anything, it s to not make solid plans. Here are my travel resolutions for 2021, ranked in order from most conservativeâif the pandemic doesn t slow at allâto the most optimistic.
I want to get out of New York state and retire to a rural location with four seasons where should I go? MarketWatch 12/15/2020 Dear MarketWatch, I currently live in upstate New York (Saratoga County). I will retire from my state government job with an $80,000 public pension. If I stay, I won’t have to pay state income taxes on my pension, Social Security and the first $20,000 annually from my deferred compensation. Despite all of that, all the other taxes in New York make retiring here seem very expensive. I’m looking for a rural retirement location with four seasons and where I can have a hobby farm. I like living less than 45 minutes from a town with a vibrant downtown, golf, fishing, hiking, hunting, and skiing. The location must be affordable, including housing, as I will have a mortgage and also want good health-care options.