I've not been as active here lately (or in general) but I managed to put together my End Notes for March 2026 because a deadline is a deadline! :)

This is my personal “snapshot” of a month’s photographic activities, weather observations, and a few other things to share, together with some links and new photos.

Here is the March 2026 edition:
https://www.alex-kunz.com/march-2026-end-notes/

Thanks for looking!

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March 2026 End Notes

The year marched on relentlessly in March (pun partially intended) and as usual, I have my personal “snapshot” of this month’s photographic activities, weather observations, and a few other things to…

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Nature's Canopy (91/365)

Tough day on the photography front. Being home all day makes for limited picture options. But the good news is I got to watch the Artemis II launch!

4-mile walk with the dogs this morning, and got a shot under an Acacia Tree.

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2026-04-01

Lumi and I went to Gruga to check on the Herons. I remembered that I had lots of fun photographing them last year. I think we were a bit late in the day, but I managed to get a couple of mid-flight shots of various birds, a heron among them.

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Fall Break – Harastølen

We stayed for a week last autumn along Lustrafjorden in Norway. While there we thought we would attempt to drive up an unpaved, very steep road up to an old, defunct building complex originally known as Lyster Sanatorium and now known as Harastølen.

Established in 1902 to treat patients with tuberculosis, it was later used as a psychiatric hospital from 1959 to 1991. Some years later it fell out of use and is now a derelict site that investors are supposedly interested in turning into a resort. While the views down to the fjord were grand, there was no sign of any renovation. Indeed there was some strange detritus about and was an interesting site to wander about before our decent back down the mountain.

Here are some images of the ruins of the Harastølen sanatorium in Luster, taken last fall.

As we drove up the many switchbacks (good thing we had an EV with 4-wheel drive), we ended up with a beautiful view now and again Part of the main building, which was fenced off Colorful boards over some of the windows Exposed brickwork and damaged window panes Fencing Sanatorium and single chair The chair Hmmm, another chair The skeleton of a chair View of the entire main building beyond a large pile of … junk A side view and a mossy rock Someone might be thinking about doing some work but no sign of it while we were there One of the chairs facing the fjord view A view from up by the sanatorium #Architecture #Harastølen #Norway #OldBuildings #Photoblog #Photography #Ruins #sanatorium #Travel
2026-03-31

Discarded.

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