A Mountain Called HaystackA Mountain Called Haystack
October in the Adirondacks. The end of a two week trip for me as I’ve travelled to the East Coast and most of the way home again, with a little
Category: Nature
Look Behind You.Look Behind You.
Out chasing a sunset – don’t judge – and took a second to look the other way. That as sometimes is was where the action was.
Hammock RelaxationHammock Relaxation
I’m not convinced I want to sleep in one when camping but I will use one to read in on a warm summer day.
Rebirth, RenewalRebirth, Renewal
The monarch butterfly. This insect has always caught my imagination and marvel. Since childhood when I used to collect the caterpillars in a jar and watch them transform into a
WhitefaceWhiteface
After a full weekend of hiking decided to drive up Whiteface Mountain to see if the spotted sunlight would give me some decent vistas. The drive up Veterans’ Memorial Highway
First Real Hike…First Real Hike…
in a very long time. Joined a small group from the Kingston Outdoor & Adventure Club for my first real hike in, well, a very long time. I walk /
Rogers PassRogers Pass
This one captures, to me, captures both the wonder and danger of winter travel in the mountains of British Columbia – the magnificence of the setting sun around the corner