Despite the really easy hike, the falls were GORGEOUS. Probably my favorite so far. I even told Teri that it felt like cheating, getting to experience such breathless beauty with so little investment. I have certainly hiked further and harder for much less.
Winter is cruel, especially for Jeep-folk. The short, dark days coupled with the inability to get the top and doors off is enough to make you a little crazy. We’ve been having unseasonably warm temperatures here in Georgia, and even … Continued
Watson Mill Bridge is another of the State Parks that I have visited numerous times in my life without ever giving much thought to its significance. The Bridge is the longest covered bridge still in use in the State, and … Continued
One of my goals for Jeeptographer is to inspire people to find adventure in their own backyard. I think sometimes we think that ‘wonder’ is something that can only be achieved with fancy vacations and exotic definitions, and yes those … Continued
I first discovered the Iron Horse by chance, driving along Greensboro Highway on my way to a dentist appointment. There, surrounded by corn and crops, was a giant black iron statute of a horse, inexplicably standing in a field. As … Continued
Its cranking up to be the busiest time of year for family engagements, but the cool weather is starting to draw a close to our season of summer adventures. A few weeks back, Teri and I loaded up the Jeep … Continued
It doesn’t take much to talk me into an adventure, so when Teri (Sommer Days Photography) mentioned that she was interested in taking a photographic excursion on Labor Day, I was immediately interested. It needed to be beautiful, but nothing … Continued
When I started planning my State Park project, Cloudland Canyon was on the shortlist for an early visit. The summer is unbearably hot here in Georgia, so anytime you can retreat to the cooler mountain air, you take advantage, and … Continued