Hickory Ridge Trail in the Cohutta Wilderness
The Hickory Ridge Trail in the Cohutta Wilderness in the Chattahoochee National Forest is a favorite interior trail of mine.
The Hickory Ridge Trail in the Cohutta Wilderness in the Chattahoochee National Forest is a favorite interior trail of mine.
Ruby Beach is beautiful, rugged, and powerful.
The Gulf of Mexico is often calmer than many lakes.
The erosion that formed Providence Canyon just keeps on going.
Kudzu is the iconic invasive plant of the American South.
The PATH Foundation has been building out an entire network of protected trails around Metro Atlanta.
The Cohutta mountains in Georgia’s section of the Appalachians are not especially high, but their topography is unique enough to generate their own weather.
Looking over the pond at Kubota Garden in Seattle, Washington
So lovely, peaceful, but full of energy, but also not the place to sunbathe.
Mt. Rainier has too much beauty for one place.
The Longmire settled the land around Mt. Rainier in cabins that still exist today.
Why hello Atlanta!
Mother Nature doesn’t want you goofing off on the Pacific Coast beaches.
Walking around Atlanta where there’s constantly changes coming.
Some of the creeks in Olympic NP look like are from a storybook.
Mt. Rainier is one of those rare places that’s truly difficult to overhype.
At Florence Marina State Park, the Chattahoochee River pools into the Walter F. George Reservoir (aka Lake Eufaula).
Watson Mill Bridge is a small, classic State Park with a huge covered bridge.
There are so many angles in Piedmont Park to frame Atlanta’s Midtown Skyline.
I had no idea that this is what the main entrance to Mammoth Cave looked like. It’s so insane.
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