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I would have bet they were Bleeding Hearts. If you can go back later to see them, check to see if they turn more pink than white. JohnL

Not that it's a deal breaker, but keep in mind the political climate in Nepal these days. There is a Maoist led general strike going on now which reporters on the ground in Nepal believe could force a resignation of the Prime Minister and a change of government in Nepal in a few weeks...

Wood Anemone. I found a patch of them this morning in a walk around the woods behind my house. Here are some shots from my walk: Wood Anemone Jack in the Pulpit Starflowers (before the star-burst) I believe this to be the Wooly Blue Violet: Not a flower but interesting all the same...

John, I think you are right in your identification and thanks. I have had a difficult time identifying this one also, particularly when the flowers can look as different as this: and this: I found a few new flowers around the yard and woods next to the house today as well as an old...

Ripley Falls last Monday morning. Lots of water! JohnL

Another article http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/28/sports/global/28climber.html JohnL

And also also She is the oldest woman to do it. JohnL

Well then, how about the Osceolas and the Scaur Trail? JohnL

OK, I'll bite. Whiteface and Passaconaway. Walden Trail between Square Ledge Tr and Dicey's Mill Tr. JohnL

Teaberry aka Wintergreen (Sorry, this has been mis-identified.) This is really Low Bush Blueberry (Vaccinium augustifolium). The Reclusive Quadrillium More Common Blue Violets (sorry, but I have hundreds of them in my yard and I'm loathe to mow the lawn yet.) Purple Trilliums Round...

Jim, That is a stunning image. Very nice. After some yard work tonight, I found these around my back yard: Bluets Red Stemmed Violet Common Blue Violet (a two-fer) JohnL

Chelmsford, MA This one was in a 10' x 20' patch along a little used walkway near a stream. JohnL

Found these in the woods behind the house yesterday. Skunk Cabbage Periwinkle JohnL

Nice idea. Waterfalls are like campfires and fireplaces; I can sit and watch them for hours. I spent a few hours at Diana's Baths last April and came away with a few nice shots. I could not help but notice a strong similarity in one of my shots to yours. Silver Cascade Cloudland Falls...

Mt Monroe and The Lakes Hut The Tip Top House Mt Washington from Mt Monroe Lakes Hut from the Monroe Loop Trail Hiking down from Mt Eisenhower toward Mt Pierce JohnL

If you have never experienced the wonders of the Annapurna Circuit trek in Nepal, you may be too late. http://travel.nytimes.com/2010/03/21/travel/21nepal.html?hp JohnL

I was only able to spend an afternoon in Capital Reef on my drive from Bryce to Moab last October but it has some spectacular scenery, all of which I saw from the Scenic Drive within the park. A few of my photos from CRNP are here...

Misanthropes Unite! JohnL

Clothes and sleeping bags stay in the house. Everything else goes either in the shed or the garage. In season boots are in the garage on the shoe shelf. Out of season boots go into a series of duffel bags, zipped shut with a few moth balls thrown in (the bag, not the boots) for the deterence...

Not quite. As reported on Yahoo: Mancuso was taken to the top of the mountain after her aborted run and had to wait for 13 more skiers before she could make her first official slalom. By then, conditions had deteriorated on the mountain, with snow and fog making the course much more...