….a woodland wanderer….
https://youtu.be/MEA6cl5h4VI Crossing the Mississippi River on a ferry from Hickman, Kentucky to Missouri. The Dorena-Hickman Toll Ferry is one of the few remaining riverboat ferries in the United States and the only operating ferry crossing the Mississippi River between Missouri and Kentucky. Just wanted to do a fun video of it all. If you like,... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/ENKZIkQfR1g A two-thirds of a mile trail that would be much nicer in winter and spring with some good rains, this spot does offer a bit of quiet solitude, with several paths down to the lake for viewing and fishing. Nearby is a wonderful pier that extends well out into the lake where a variety... Continue Reading →
Quite a dramatic sunset from a distant storm over Lady Ann Lake. I never tire of photographing this spot.... https://www.facebook.com/weathermansamphotography/posts/464878554033583?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARAyF_W8BbZnz3tiEh-fs0Vv0x9PfjMap1g8JxY0jQIR-_JUAaBx1nlOYe4jHZcvucqyzE95g-XfWepmzjj_VXV6wwpt6Sk0KZI_qxLAODMlaxH84BYvIm5U0QJeGtgB0Ee8Ab9w-5Mpf8ffO5dUi-eK8GZasjSRmjVc83z0k6W4tlXfMx0kaZC-yL52bnbhe6yWtcBp&__tn__=-UC-R
The cotton was high, and the wildflowers and butterflies plentiful today at Land Trust of North Alabama's Harvest Square Preserve. It was nice to revisit this spot; a bit of a quiet oasis in an urban environment. https://www.facebook.com/weathermansamphotography/posts/462970170891088?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCCbR3NabiyVfEp1Wu5iBIPY25iWAnewTpDkZvgNTjo_MI09LmcKvnrb7cVsKBFmM0dzjxCuSYkmNd3IaCLiVbOVKp9YSBZmaqrjymDiX9Nypjzz27uAszAAB000uBHGnTx91Qjt8yZW8GjqXZuLWC-dXww5qinReBwJZCLlUZj1y2_gvOdcf6fjAz70-P-J57xGHC3&__tn__=-UC-R
A walk through of the southern most covered bridge in the United States. Dating to the late 1800's, this bridge spans Coheelee Creek. Located in Fannie Askew Williams Park in southwest Georgia, it's about half an hour east of Dothan, AL. There's not much to do in this little park otherwise, but it'd be an... Continue Reading →
Located behind the visitor's center at the state park, the Boardwalk Trail features raptor enclosures with owls and bald eagles, as well as a half mile loop that winds through a swampy area full of wildflowers in summer before offering great views of the lake any time of the year. In winter, lots of icicles... Continue Reading →
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 →
Welcome to the first of a Wednesday series of Adventure Travelogues! Every Wednesday after a hike I'll have a new video with a montage of photos and video. Unlike the "Exploring..." series, which is meant to cover larger areas and no narration, these videos will likely cover small areas, and I'll work to talk about... Continue Reading →
