It’s always astonishing to me to see fresh water that is coming off granite in forest with no real runoff. Almost all the lakes in Acadia National Park are glacier melt and are shockingly clear.
Sometimes hiking in the southern Appalachians can get brambly and overgrown, but I love spots where several forest communities are living close together. At this spot, there is dry, upland pine in the background and shaded, wet fernbank in the foreground.
This photo is from the fireworks at Centennial Park. The show was absolutely incredible and highly recommended. This was also…
I have lots of family in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. In fact, I lived there for almost 8 years – all…
Smith Mill Road on a Spring morning in central Georgia’s Oconee National Forest near Wise Creek.
This photo is of Constitution Lake in Southeast Atlanta.
This photo is from a rainy Fourth of July in 2015. The rain cancelled a lot of events and get…
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