8
2010
Manning Face
Nice to see it return to its usual place in the post season. Way to go Saints! Now they have one more Super Bowl win than the Vikings. HAHAHAHAHA!
15
2010
Sierra Club January Photo Contest
3
2010
New Year’s Day at Clifty Falls IN
Louisville Hiking and Backpacking Meetup It was a bracingly cold morning on Friday Jan. 1st as we hit the trail right at 9:30 AM and made our way down the Fire Tower trail to start our day. After a frosty group photo on top of the Fire Tower, we made our way down the #2 trail to Clifty Creek. Brr (yours truly in red on left) (photo curtesy of Tony Shulthise) This was where I [...]
18
2009
Peak Fall Colors Taking Their Time
I expected the Fall colors to be peaking by now, but it looks like the next 2 weeks will see the best of the colors in the Kentuckiana area. On Saturday, I hiked 2 trails in Bernheim Forest (Cull Hollow and Guerilla Hollow) and the colors were definitely coming on, but as of now, the deep reds and oranges aren’t quite there yet. Here are a few early fall color images from Saturday. Look for [...]
14
2009
New Pictures
Thought I’d share some from the last month and then some… Find more photos like this on Hiker’s Journal
20
2009
Sunday night musings
– Louisville lost, but they scared the Wildcats a bit on Saturday. In two more weeks, my Cards could have a better record than the Cats. – I hate Tony Romo. He’s the Daanny White of the new millennia. – More floods tonight in Louisville and the surrounding area. Reports of 7+ inches of rain in spots nearby. I’m starting the Ark. – USC: Over-rated clap clap clapclapclap – New trails are coming up. Just [...]
3
2009
My Yearling Encounter
The Siltstone Trail in Jefferson Memorial Forest has a small section near the Scott’s Gap Rd. trailhead that is only twenty paces wide. What makes this section unusual is that this short width extends for many miles in length. It is what I like to call a power line cut; an area kept clear of forest for high tension power lines that extends to the highest point you can see in both directions, and beyond. [...]
