The Southern Appalachians are known for their waterfalls. There are tall, famous ones like Duke’s Creek, Amicalola, Ruby, Jack’s, etc but I also love finding smaller ones along an off-trail creek.
Hiking the Appalachians and Beyond has far and away the best guides to them on the Internet.
Atlanta is a city founded upon and built by railroads. But unlike a lot of railroad towns around America –…
Murder Creek is one of the last remaining examples of undisturbed, undeveloped bottomland forest in Georgia. It also has some…
The Conasauga River is especially beautiful in late Fall with floating leaves and remnant pops of color from maples and beeches.
I get a lot of the rhododendrons mixed up but one easier(?) way for me to just to note when it’s flowering. This guy was a particularly hot pink along the trail.
I took this photo atop Cinder Cone in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
My cows are fascinating. They are such huge, docile animals. I now really understand why they were domesticated and are so valuable all around the world.
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I’m Nate Shivar from Atlanta, Georgia, USA. I love nature, public lands, books, and the old-school Internet.
