Hike in Moosalamoo National Forest (Photos)
This hike featured Lana Falls and a cliff walk. Check out these photos of a fun day in nature.
This hike featured Lana Falls and a cliff walk. Check out these photos of a fun day in nature.
Here are some little vignettes from my recent hikes here in the Connecticut forest.
Green Point geological site is the place where the boundaries between the Cambrian and Ordovician eras can be plainly seen and studied.
We had a lovely time at these seaside arches on our drive up the west coast of Newfoundland.
Traveling up the Western Brook Pond Fjord in Gros Morne National Park has been on my bucket list for a long time. As a thirteen year old, I was privileged the go up the Norwegian fjords, and totally loved it. After that, I added every fjord onto my life-list.
The fog rose from the ocean in a surreal way. The greens were very green, and you realize that July is their spring.
In the photos, you can see we started at high tide, and watched it go out, and finally explored around when the tide was low.
I hope, through these photographs, you enjoy meandering this trail with me, reveling in all this natural beauty.
In these photos, follow me on my walk, and as I tried to capture the magnitude of the quantities of shells I unexpectedly came across…
If natural collections are something you or yours are into, you’ll want to put visiting this place on your list for your next visit to the big apple!
The Schoodic Peninsula bike ride on the northern (more remote) part of Acadia National Park is one of my favorites. And it just got better!
The tide pools we saw on our recent trip to Maine were wonderful little worlds unto themselves.
We had fun playing with the rocks along the northern shore of Lake Superior. The colors of the rocks are very different when wet, vivid in (or just plucked out) of the exceptionably clear, cold water. I enjoyed the lichen as well.
Here are some of the close up views we had in the Canadian Rockies, mostly of rocks, lichen, and flowers.
With threatening weather and the mountains we came to see obscured by clouds, we opted for a canyon hike.
We enjoyed a tour of Crystal Cave in Sequoia National Park. It is different than the caves we have back east since this one is carved out of marble.