Tag: caution
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Watch That First Step
Following up on my Walk in the Woods, there were a few occasions along the river where I had to either climb over, or go around, fallen trees. Such obstacles can be dangerous, so it’s always good advice to watch your step.
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Distant Waterfall
Looking upstream, the distant 110-foot tall Ozone Falls can be seen through the trees during the winter and early spring months. If interested, you can visit my gallery for available prints, and more. Thanks very much! Video Warning: if you suffer from a fear of heights, or, if you simply have enough common sense such…
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Lessons From The Trail
Spatial Awareness We walk alone in fields, pass through doorways, stand in crowded elevators and wait in lines. Point being – we’re all familiar with our own presence and girth, in a variety of different settings, and generally don’t give it a second thought. However, to stay safe when hiking, some situations mandate a heightened…
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Lessons From The Trail
Don’t Rush People are always in a hurry. In fact, I would suggest this is more common today than ever. Impatience is a sickness and people can’t wait to be somewhere else – anywhere other than their present location. In many instances, this may be inconsequential. However, patience can be very important in an unfamiliar…
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Lessons From The Trail
The sounds of forest animals, echos of rushing water among mountains, wind through the trees…adventures in hiking and photography contribute to a sense of peace & happiness in my life. Accordingly, in order to enjoy such occasions, it’s important to understand and follow a few simple rules – Lessons From The Trail. Don’t Be Caught…
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Entrance To Mine
The Laurel-Snow Trail Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Dayton, Tennessee, hikers on the Laurel-Snow Trail will encounter several remnants from historic mining operations, including this entrance to a mineshaft. Use caution. Prints available.