I just built a new site. It includes an easy to use South Carolina map and maps of popular areas in South Carolina like Hunting Island State Park.
Archive for October, 2009
October 8th, 2009
Best New Outdoor Blog I’ve Found
I’m really hooked on a new blog I found by Dan Grec. This Australian cat turned Canadian is driving his Jeep from the top of Alaska to the tip of South America. I considered this trip once and even submitted videos to offroad truck advertising companies trying to get one to pay for my trip. They all [...]
October 8th, 2009
Half Dome Hike
I’ve been saying for a while that I would add a trip report for my most recent Half Dome hike, but I haven’t. I do have a link to a previous Half Dome hike I made in 2005 that I think you’ll enjoy.
October 7th, 2009
Christians for the Environment
Lately I’ve been contemplating the concept of religion and the environment. Traditionally in North America religion falls into the conservative right and environmentalist fall into the liberal left. But this really doesn’t make sense and these definitions are not healthy to us as people and to our God made environment. Protecting the environment, caring about [...]
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Tags: christians, conservative, Environment, left, liberal, religous right 
1 Comment »October 6th, 2009
Best Family Campground in North Georgia
There was a time when I would never consider a campground with other people a fun thing. I have always loved to camp, but preferred to camp away from the crowds. Then I had a son, a few nephews, and a godson and camping in places fun for kids became a good idea. Last fall I found Enota [...]
Posted in Georgia Tags: camp, camp ground, campground, camping, campsite, enota, family, georgia, north georgia, outdoors 1 Comment »October 5th, 2009
Pine Mountain Trail of FDR State Park
Since 1975, volunteers of all ages have labored to build and maintain the Pine Mountain Trail, a 23-mile footpath. This main trail and connecting loops, that crosses and follows the beautiful Pine Mountain ridge in west central Georgia, is inside the Franklin Delano Roosevelt State Park and near Callaway Gardens. Quiet woods, sparkling streams, misty [...]
October 5th, 2009
Guide to Visiting Montana
As you explore and experience nature in Montana’s 25 million acres of national forest and public lands, there are some ways to make your adventures (and of those who come after you) even more delightful.
When one thinks of Montana Tourism a myriad of locations and activities come to mind. Whether it’s watching bighorn sheep, bald [...]
October 2nd, 2009
Colorado Skiing Vacation
Are you planning a winter get away, and want to go somewhere exciting? Are you looking for an adrenaline pumping adventure? Perhaps, you want the thrill of the wind blowing in your face as you race downhill? No matter your fancy, if you plan a Colorado skiing vacation you can find all this and more. [...]