….a woodland wanderer….
Hey folks, I'm still writing and editing more than a bit. This blog isn't on hiatus, but it will likely be October before I have any new posts up. Too much happening elsewhere at the moment. I hope to get the rest of the 2017 entries online, and the first half of 2018 sometime the... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/OhZY-NiaJ4E Adventurelogue 110218: Part 2 of 3 of a Friday adventure down to the Bankhead National Forest to see the fall colors. This trip up Turkeyfoot Canyon had a great mix of the deep green of the hemlock that love the canyon floors, and the fiery yellows and oranges from the rim above. With recent... Continue Reading →
A great hidden waterfall in a small preserve maintained by Louisville, KY I found on a road trip the week before last. The fall colors there were in great form. I'm still surprised at how nice this waterfall was! For the entire gallery: http://www.weathermansam.com/photos/2018p/102718fairmountfalls/index.html
https://youtu.be/7tAya49yWk4 Adventurelogue 110218: Part 1 of 3 of a Friday adventure down to the Bankhead National Forest to see the fall colors. Many leaves had already fallen, and the waterfalls were low flow, but there was still plenty of beauty around. Also, in a break from what I usually do in videos, there is no... Continue Reading →
Some of the absolutely stunning colors around in Bankhead National Forest yesterday. I'll have video up tomorrow! https://www.facebook.com/weathermansamphotography/posts/472651909922914?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCdvmXwdu2o-tOKxXCxtb0I454OZSizJN9O5lXsZ5VOC1tL8FJiBn2bW4PsDDCewCseNSkR-CA6QSzZGZF2UstSRUlVQ1uCAhir-XFmEmZuUrUif_9aqs5-uCdPA3FUlY5-Yig2pQ4tV5ZirI_feq4YVlNcAX42uTvxZnTpfJrRRfXjRquogkq49tua1HNbdtQz29l1QJUGhmV3JKiSlq3s&__tn__=-UC-R
https://youtu.be/aYX-9IkejnA Sam & Robin's Adventure Vlog! The American Printing House for the Blind is the oldest organization of it's kind, founded in 1858. They are the largest nonprofit organization creating books and products for the blind and visually impaired. On a trip up to Louisville, Robin and I had the opportunity to explore the museum... Continue Reading →
Trails: Sauls Mound Overlook, Outer Loop Trail, Ducknest Access, Boardwalk Loop, Nature Trail, Eastern Citadel, Central Mound Group Length: 4mi View Photo Gallery The first stop of the road trip was at a place I first visited briefly some 12 years ago, Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park. The Native American complex is the largest group... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/ZjyjPK6wS5o Sam & Robin's Adventure Vlog! On a weekend trip to Louisville, KY we stopped at Iroquois Park to the see the wonderful Jack O'Lantern Spectacular, a half mile or so walk along one of the park trails, with almost 4,000 carved pumpkins! It was a chilly wet night, but a lot of fun! Happy... Continue Reading →
Home to the world's tallest baseball bat (128ft), and world's largest baseball glove, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is a fun place to explore. The museum offers over 8,0000 signatures on their Hall of Fame wall, a chance to hold a piece of history, plus a pitching range. The 30 minute factory tour takes... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/EjCJzI9grXg The Native American complex is the largest group of Middle Woodland mounds in the United States, and Sauls’ Mound, the name for the great temple mound is the second highest surviving mound in the US at 72 feet tall. This video explores almost every single mound in the state park, including the geometric earthworks... Continue Reading →
