By Canoe to Longnose Falls
Last Saturday while exploring the Tugaloo Corridor, we turned off Lake Harwell and paddled up Longnose Creek to an opening where we had lunch by the absolutely wonderful waterfall. There is something about the light…
A Day on The Tugaloo Corridor
Over the next couple of days, I’ll post photos I took this weekend while canoeing on the Tugaloo Corridor. Did I say canoeing? Yes! It was so much fun that I may have found a…
A Rose by Any Other Name
Shakspeare wrote, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” He’s probably right, but this rose is especially sweet because it is one of the…
Oh, My Meow
Somebody is sleeping on the sofa in the sunroom, and someone doesn’t mind his photo being taken over and over again. In fact, striking a pose is on the list for the day. And getting…
Surprised by Flight
I noticed a group of people in small boats on the lake near this bridge. Others were in chairs along the shoreline. They were all watching something, but I didn’t stop to think about what…
Spring Greens and Other Colors
Ferns are everywhere—little ferns and big ferns. But these are babies compared to the ones that border the streams in this area. I’ll have to photograph those. For now, these are just plain sweet. Bright…
Walking On The Unicoi Trail
You know how I often say that the college owns over 1,100 acres of land that back up to a National Forest? Well, we also have an original Indian footpath that runs through part of…
