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Slide to my media page @ajcr.gallery it’s time to build this thing! 🌱🌱🌱 by @__ajcr

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2 years ago

Look no further; time with the family is priceless. July dump pt. 001 taken in Everywhere by @__ajcr

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5 days ago

Another year on earth. For my birthday, I wish to never lose sight of the small joys of life. by @__ajcr

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9 days ago

The art of noticing the clouds during blue and golden hour. The art of not rushing sunsets is the art of returning to yourself. Of remembering that beauty does not demand effort, only presence. Let the sky remind you that rest is not something to earn, it is something to accept, and something to protect 🍭🍃⛅️ #bluehour #monsoon #monsoonseason #clouds #sunsets taken in Heaven on Earth by @__ajcr

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11 days ago

Life is better at the lake⛵️ missing a few that was there with us in spirit 🦅 Nieces and nephews enjoying a midday snack by @__ajcr

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19 days ago

The American Dream means more than just celebrating 250 years of independence and getting to watch a fireworks show on a lake with loved ones. Freedom means years of sacrifice, diligence, and perseverance to achieve success. At its inception, this “sacrifice” meant leaving behind homelands or risking everything to build a life from scratch. It represented a forward-looking promise; people sacrificed present stability for the potential of future prosperity and a better life for their children. For me, it is a reminder to be grateful for the sacrifices and the life that my parents and relatives chose to leave behind in the 🇵🇭 to build a better future for their families and the next generation. TEAM USA 🇺🇸 taken in Pine Mountain Lake by @__ajcr

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19 days ago

A lifetime supply of my famous banana bread. Who wants a pound? #banana #bananabread #baking by @__ajcr

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23 days ago

A few things you might see at a historic farm. A beautiful make peafowl that refused to show us his elegant feathers. His crown stands mighty and high. by @__ajcr

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a month ago

“That man is rich whose pleasures are the cheapest.” Happy Father’s Day, Pa! @rommelriate — we love you so much!
📍@ardenwood_historic_farm taken in Ardenwood Historic Farm by @__ajcr

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a month ago

June so far consisting of celebrations, wildlife, business agendas, and realignment of self. Summer is in full effect. by @__ajcr

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a month ago

Your guide to hiking Half Dome for the first time. Save this post and tag a friend who you’d want to bring along with you. Have fun & stay safe! :)

1. Start the hike early. If you plan on hiking before 4am, carry a fully charged headlamp. Plan for ~18 miles, 10-12 hours round trip.
2. Bring grippy gloves. A pair of garden gloves work well.
3. Hydrate 3-4 days leading up to the big hike. Bring at least 4 liters of water and a collapsible water filter like a portable Katadyn BeFree bottle.
4. Trekking poles are a must! Your knees will thank you later.
5. Wear shoes/boots with excellent grip. I wore the Altra Lone Peak 9’s (non-waterproof as it is lighter on feet).
6. Carry a backpack that fits your frame.
7. If you must bring a backpack to the top, bring a smaller day bag and leave the bulky one at subdome.
8. Take as long as you need on the cables.
9. If you see dark clouds, don’t attempt it.
10. You can use a climbing harness if you want.
11. Get into the best shape you can. Upper body and grip strength is a must for the cables section, and don’t neglect leg workouts for the incline.
12. Bring extra socks, shirt, hat, sunglasses, and shell jacket to protect yourself from the elements. Sunblock also helps.
13. If you take a lot of photos/videos, bring a battery pack. Have a hard copy of your permit available.
14. Eat, eat, and eat some more. Pack snacks like beef jerky, trail nuts, fruits, etc. what you pack in, you must pack out. Bring a garbage bag for your trash and leave no trace.
15. Know yourself. There’s no shame in turning around.
16. Practice hiking etiquette. A simple ‘hello’ or ‘thank you’ goes a long way. Respect the trail and wildlife.

#yosemite #halfdome #hiking #nationalpark #thenorthface taken in Yosemite National Park by @__ajcr

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2 months ago

Happy 1 year of being engaged, my love! taken in Pebble Beach Golf Resort by @__ajcr

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