Category Adventure
The Backbone Trail in Kisatchie National Forest
The Backbone Trail is a 7.8 mile trek through the pine forests of Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. You’ll enjoy hilly but relatively easy terrain, aside from the occasional steep climb or descent every now and then. There’s a lot…
Nature gift on a forest trail. Geocache adventures! Hidden 8/19/2022
Here’s your adventure coordinates: N 30°15.4336 W 091° 58.9469 I have a geocaching adventure for you with a small prize for being the first to the cache! I stuffed this cache in the woods with mystery thing inside a terrarium…
The wildlife of Lake Martin, Louisiana
I was able to take a much needed kayak trip on my birthday. It was very fun and just what I needed at the time. Here’s some of the creatures I met out there. Osprey I always love to find…
Summer Stargazing & Astrophotography in Pecan Island, LA
It was clear skies, relatively cool outside for Louisiana, and the moon was at 3% with an early setting time. A great night for stargazing. So we head out to Pecan Island, Louisiana for some night hammocking and astrophotography. Saw…
Natural Culture: February finds
Had a good amount of finds in February, and also started cleaning and organizing old finds. Here’s some things about halfway through the cleaning process. Sold one of these ram sheds at the February Artwalk. This one will…
First Spring camping trip with friends at Indian Creek, Louisiana
As the Earth rotates along her axis, the stars appear to move across the sky. After capturing over an hour of light, that movement appears as the star trails you see here.
The Orion Constellation & Barnard’s Loop taken with a DSLR
I wanted to capture my first deep sky object and the Orion Constellation is a beautiful and easy target. The scale of this object is unimaginable. The entire span of our solar system would barely register as a pixel in this image.
My first Milky Way photograph
The conditions were near perfect for astrophotography so I head out to my family's camp in a dark zone with some friends. We could see the Milky Way's outer arm with the naked eye.
A week in the Smoky Mountains
The trek up to Clingman's dome was some of the most pleasant hiking I've ever experienced. It was about 68 degrees, overcast, and every now and then a very slight mist would past through. The scenery and hiking trails were beautiful and had new sites at every bend.