Boneshakerbike

Author: Bill

  • Autumn Wonderland

    Autumn Wonderland

    My Suce Creek mountain bike trail that I usually hit up once or twice a week.
    Valley!
    Looking down from the trail.
    Climbing back up to the parking lot I encountered a couple layers of color.
    Coming back down the trail I had to stop and check out this clump of color.
    Wouldn’t you write up this Trail?
    Looking back down into the valley that Suce Creek runs through I couldn’t help but notice the pier beauty of the sky, the mountains, and the colors of land.
    A classic Autumn scene that would be an awesome photo for your wall.
  • Trumpeter Swan by Mo

    Trumpeter Swan by Mo

    Reflections in Still Water

    There’s something timeless about watching a swan glide effortlessly across a glassy lake. In this quiet corner of nature, where the sky meets the water and the mountains stand as silent witnesses, time seems to slow down.

    On this particular day, Mo captured the peaceful rhythm of a trumpeter swan’s day, gracefully navigating the reflective water, rippling only the surface but leaving a deep impression. The landscape, vast and still, frames the swan like a living painting, with distant hills and wide-open skies giving the scene a dreamlike quality. The contrast of the white plumage against the natural earth tones makes the bird a quiet star in its own element.

    It’s a place where you can feel the weight of stillness, where even the sound of your breath seems too loud. In moments like this, nature feels both grand and intimate, a reminder that the simple presence of a bird in its natural habitat can evoke a sense of peace that’s hard to find elsewhere.

  • Dear Georgie

    Dear Georgie

    Your so beautiful.
    Last best scene.
    Dry out one more time. Please! Just one more run … just one more.

  • Beattie Climb

    Beattie Climb

    Invasion
    Dumb photo showing that indeed we were on the right trail
    Fall
    Climbing from the parking area
    Cruzie in the autumn
    Home
    Gardiner
    Electric peak behind a meadow of gold
    Beauty and the Beast
    Psycho
    Forshodow
    Lean
    Electric Peak
    Fall near Yellowstone
    Photo by Snuggles AKA Mo
    Lean
    Juniper
    Reese Creek
    Going home
    Scene
    The climb starts here

  • Livingston

    Livingston

    Reed working hard to charge our light
    Getting around

  • The Great Suce Escape

    The Great Suce Escape

  • By Land and Sea

    By Land and Sea

    Cuddles and I are at it again. 🚵‍♂️🌲

    For me a perfect day for a trail ride through the forest, weaving between trees, and soaking in the calm. Mo of course, had to stop by the lake, because what’s an adventure without a little reflection? 🌿💦

    Nature never disappoints. Neither does Cuddles. 😎

  • Steamboat by Mo Mislivets

    Steamboat by Mo Mislivets

    Earth’s Raw Power

    There’s something awe-inspiring about standing before a geyser, watching the raw energy of the earth erupt in clouds of steam and boiling water. Steamboat, the world’s tallest active geyser, feels like nature showing off, unpredictable and untamed.

    Mo captures both the vibrant colors and the stark power of this geothermal wonder. From the rainbow-hued mineral pools to the billowing steam rising against a darkened sky, these images remind us that beneath the calm surface of the earth, there’s a whole world in motion.

  • Bearly Legal

    Bearly Legal

  • Coffees at the Window

    Coffees at the Window

    The best part of our new surroundings is our favorite place. A place we visit in the mornings. A place of relaxation. A place of new ideas expanding into adventures. A place we consume our favorite beverage. We call this place Coffees at the Window.

  • Sunlight in The Crazies

    Sunlight in The Crazies

    The Crazies were absolutely incredible! Biking through those sun-soaked trails, surrounded by towering trees and lush green, was pure adventure. Mo was ready for the challenge, and so was I, though that trailhead selfie of us, totally wiped but grinning ear-to-ear, tells you everything. After the ride, we set up camp in a perfect shady spot with our Element nearby, turning it into our own little basecamp. With our gear spread out, biking clothes drying, and the forest view through the open doors, it felt like I was completely immersed in nature. It was the kind of escape I’ll be chasing again soon.

  • Bizarro World

    Bizarro World

    Bizarro World
    Photo by Snuggles on a working day in the park.

  • Landowner

    Landowner

    Landowner
    Good neighbor

  • Mr Bill

    Mr Bill

    Mr Bill
    I don’t know what happened here but we need an investigation.

  • Urban Adventures

    Urban Adventures

    Home can be an Adventure too. When was the last time that you took alleys and streets that you’ve never been on?

    Sacajawea Park
    Garbage no more Art Exhibit today
    Flowering alleys
    This should have been a painting

  • Dry Creek Trail

    Dry Creek Trail

  • West Pine Campout

    West Pine Campout

    The West Pine Drainage
    Last days of summer
    Our setup for the weekend
    Climbing up on our … escape from the shooters … ride
    On the first evening once we were set up these hoodlums starting to shoot their weapons. So we escaped by going on a ride.
    Camp visitors
    Pro setup

  • Photos From Mo

    Photos From Mo

    Nature in the Details

    Mo’s lens captures the quiet beauty often overlooked, delicate flowers in soft light, rugged landscapes shaped by time, and golden grasses swaying in the breeze. These images remind us to slow down and appreciate the subtleties of the natural world, where every scene tells a story if you take a moment to look.