Wordless Wednesday: Montana Mountains, Majestic, Making Memories

A smiling selfie of Jared Harding Wilson while driving an aluminum motorboat on Cameron Lake, Montana, with green forested mountains in the background.

By Jared Harding Wilson

The view from a motorboat wake on Cameron Lake, Montana, pointing towards a massive, dramatic cloud formation over the forested mountains through Jared Harding Wilson’s lens.
The view looking back at the lake’s wake.
A landscape photograph capturing a scenic rocky island covered in trees in the emerald waters of Cameron Lake, Montana, with a blue, cloudy sky above. A photo by Jared Harding Wilson
Discovering a picturesque rocky island on the water.
Jared Harding Wilson’s majestic, wide-angle landscape shot from a motorboat on Cameron Lake, Montana, capturing the large lake surface, the boat's wake, and forest-covered mountains under a dramatic cloudy sky.
Jared Harding Wilson looking out at the vast, open lake and distant mountains.
A smiling selfie of Jared Harding Wilson while driving an aluminum motorboat on Cameron Lake, Montana, with green forested mountains in the background.
Enjoying a perfect sunny day out on the motorboat.

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Published by Jared Harding Wilson

I love to explore, learn, read good books, hike, campout, run, travel this beautiful world, create delicious food, carve wood, play music on a variety of instruments, garden, and have faith in Jesus Christ as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I grew up in North Carolina, and now live in the mountainous state of Utah.

11 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Montana Mountains, Majestic, Making Memories

      1. My wife and I live here in Provo, Utah. Land of the Rocky Mountains and beautiful outdoor adventures! I grow up where I like to call “the other side” or the East Coast but moving here to Utah, 10 years ago this Thanksgiving season, has been wonderful!

      2. I haven’t been to that particular region of the country but had a work friend who grew up around there. He was part Cherokee, as am I, and his family moved to Eastern Oklahoma to be close to relatives there when he was a child. He often spoke of its beauty and going back someday, but unfortunately, he died of Covid before he could make it more than a dream.

      3. Covid affected so many lives. It took my aunt Susie, my mother’s sister. They are seven sisters and Susie was the first of the seven to go. So hard. And yes, it is so beautiful! 🤩 I highly recommend the visit! 🏔️

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