Reconnecting with nature through hiking, camping, and paddling
I found this can on a recent trip to the Rivanna River. My friends and I were trying to recall when beverage cans replaced pull-top tabs, like this one, with pop-top tabs. To the best of our recollection these cans were out of circulation by the early 1980’s. That would make this can roughly 30 – 35 years old! What’s even stranger is last year on the same river I found other pull-top cans. Continue reading “Dispose Of Properly”
Christine Falls in Mount Rainer National Park, Washington flows right under this bridge with a nice stone facade. It’s not one of the largest falls in the park but its impressive nonetheless and it’s easily accessible from the road making it a spot within the park. Continue reading “Christine Falls, Mount Rainer National Park”
This tree trunk is an example of the ever changing nature of rivers. Continue reading “The Ever Changing River”
Here is my submission for this week’s photo challenge: focus. Continue reading “Weekly Photo Challenge: Focus”
The tunnel under the train tracks in Alexandria, VA always looks damp and forbidding. Continue reading “The Avant Guard”
Here’s my submission for the weekly photo challenge subject Heritage.
Sitting at a table in a restaurant I noticed the lighting gave my sunglasses a mirror effect and decided to take this photo with my iPhone.
Return is the movement of the Tao.
Yielding is the way of the Tao.
All things are born of being.
Being is born of non-being.
On a recent trip to New York City I visited the Rockefeller Center Observation Deck. From there you can see most of Manhattan. It’s a pretty incredible view. Continue reading “Weekly Photo Challenge: Wanderlust”
