Posts Tagged "missouri"

Sugar Creek Kayaking

Posted on May 7, 2012 in Day / Weekend Trips | 0 comments

Sugar Creek Kayaking

This weekend I went on a man-kayaking trip down Big Sugar Creek from Powell to Deep Ford just east of Pineville, MO. We did a similar route a couple years ago and once again had a fantastic time. Sugar Creek features exceptionally clear water that is mostly calm with a few scattered rapids. Some...

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Hercules Glades Wilderness

Posted on Mar 27, 2012 in Day / Weekend Trips, Featured, Photography, Rural America | 1 comment

Hercules Glades Wilderness

This past weekend I did some hiking in an area not far from here that I have never visited. It’s called Hercules Glades Wilderness Area and it’s located east of Forsyth in Taney County, MO. The area has about 30 miles of trails and we planned on doing a roughly 7 mile loop but getting...

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Photo of the Week#11: Virgin Bluff

Posted on Mar 18, 2012 in Photo of the Week, Rural America | 0 comments

Virgin Bluff is a large rock face approximately 300′ tall and 1000′ long above what used to be the James River prior to being turned into Table Rock Lake. Legend has it that an indian girl leapt to her death when her father refused to allow her to marry a european explorer that...

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The Winter Landscape

Posted on Dec 28, 2011 in My Thoughts On..., Photography, Rural America | 0 comments

The Winter Landscape

Winter in Missouri can be a pretty drab time considering most of the undeveloped landscape in the state is either farmland or deciduous forest. Even in spite of that I find the bleak winter landscape enjoyable. I like the change from the almost baroque greenery of the spring and summer...

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Fall at the Lake

Posted on Oct 25, 2011 in Day / Weekend Trips, Featured, Photography, Rural America | 1 comment

Fall at the Lake

Last week we loaded up the fam and spent a week at mom and dad’s lakehouse enjoying the beautiful weather and scenery of the Ozarks. I was very much looking forward to a getaway and some relaxation. The weather was a bit chilly the first few days but that didn’t stop us from getting...

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