While traveling on the Pacific Coast side of Olympic National Park, there were frequent warnings about beach logs killing people.
Now, I’m from the East Coast. I know about widow-makers in the forest, but beach logs?
And then I went hiking on the beach…and yeah. There are thousands of **massive** Douglas Fir logs getting hurled up on the beach like Mother Nature *really* does not want you there.
The Longmire settled the land around Mt. Rainier in cabins that still exist today.
The Naturalist’s Companion: A Field Guide to Observing and Understanding Wildlife by Dave Hall is a short guidebook all about…
This photo is from a warm summer evening at Turner Field. There are few things nicer than summer baseball.
This photo is of wildflowers in bloom in rural Georgia. The colors contrasting with the green pasture was so beautiful.
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