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For Mother's, Day we decided to find a new place to walk and chose Happy Valley Forest managed by the Nature Conservancy. It was a day of spring woodland flowers. Very nice.
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Located in Oregon County in south central Missouri, the Greer Spring branch of the Eleven Point River drops 62 feet over 1.25 miles to form frothy rapids, sculpted rock formations, and breath taking photos for those resolute enough to descend the steep half mile trail off route 19. My three visits to the springs have all been in April when the foilage is fresh and the lighting sublime.
Fall colors at Ramsey Canyon Preserve, part of the Nature Conservancy. Taken outside the town of Sierra Vista, located in southern Arizona.
Well, not a new knee really, but a lot of fixing up of the old one :-) So I'm off for my knee surgery tomorrow! In an abstract sense I'm very glad that I've got the chance to fix the torn cartilege and remove the damaged nerves in my knee, but I'm also extremely nervous about the surgery - I'm scared of needles and IVs, and I'm not looking forward to having my knee so weak and sore again. But it's some short term pain in exchange for a long term gain so it's worth it!
I took this photo in the Weld Sanctuary yesterday - a father walking with his three little sons who were making amazing progress down quite a long path.
Mike Costolo and I met in Wilton, NH today to take photos.
We started at the Blood Brook Dam and then were pleasantly surprised by the photo opportunities at Sheldrick Forest.
Here's what we're thinking - on a Friday night that rains and clears up during the night, the small creeks in Sheldrick Forest would be wonderful at sunrise.
My old herping buddy pointed this out to me, and I couldn't believe it. Not sure how much THC there is in this, so don't get your hopes up.
Got to hike with good friends, my wonderful mother and my 22-month old son at the beautiful Falls Ridge Preserve in Ellett Valley, Virginia.
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You never know when suddenly you might get a fantastic view of a giant snow-covered mountain. Mt. Hood from the Camassia Natural Area in West Linn.
Fall colors at Ramsey Canyon Preserve, part of the Nature Conservancy. Taken outside the town of Sierra Vista, located in southern Arizona.
Fall colors at Ramsey Canyon Preserve, part of the Nature Conservancy. Taken outside the town of Sierra Vista, located in southern Arizona.
Just thought this photo was creepy looking. Photo taken at the Nature Conservancy in East Quogue, Long Island.
Limestone Calamint at Shut-in Mountain, Shannon Co., MO, 160618. Calamintha arkansana. Asterids: Lamiales: Lamiaceae. AKA (Ozark Calamint, Satureja Arkansana, Clinopodium Arkansana)
Then we got lost. Then we got unlost, and made it to the portable sawmill. This meant you only had to drag the logs to wherever you placed the mill, instead of being at the mercy of a permanent mill. You still had to worry about a power source—even if you were using steam, from whence the water? Anyway, can you imagine abandoning something like this?
Me in the flywheel. That is the last photo of our most pleasant, almost-thwarted hike.
Got to hike with good friends, my wonderful mother and my 22-month old son at the beautiful Falls Ridge Preserve in Ellett Valley, Virginia.
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