Getting Ready for Bed on Appalachian Trail
I'm at campsite 37 in the Smoky Mountains National Forest. Always lift your pack prior to sleeping on the bear pulley system.
#MaineCoonMondays – Episode 143
Is there a better way to start a new work week than #MaineCoonMondays? Maine Coon Cats are arguably the most entertaining cats in the world. With that said, it makes one wonder why Maine Coon Cats are “gentle giants.” Maine Coon Mondays has been created to investigate that. Please share and stay tuned for Maine
Sipsey Wilderness – Leaves Falling
Some more footage from the Sipsey Wilderness. #backpacking
#MaineCoonMondays – Episode 142
Is there a better way to start a new work week than #MaineCoonMondays? Maine Coon Cats are arguably the most entertaining cats in the world. With that said, it makes one wonder why Maine Coon Cats are “gentle giants.” Maine Coon Mondays has been created to investigate that. Please share and stay tuned for Maine
Sipsey Wilderness in the Fall
The Sipsey Wilderness in Bankhead National Forest is one of my favorite destinations for backpacking. Every trail provides unique challenges and no two hikes ever feel the same! #backpacking
Mavic 2 Pro Fall from Above
The Mavic 2 is available in two versions. Mavic 2 Pro features a Hasselblad camera and Mavic 2 Zoom features a zoom camera. Both drones have their unique use cases but I prefer the Mavic 2 Pro, due to the awesome Hasselblad camera with one-inch sensor. #Mavic2Pro #Mavic2
Mavic 2 Pro Forest in Fall
The Mavic 2 is available in two versions. Mavic 2 Pro features a Hasselblad camera and Mavic 2 Zoom features a zoom camera. Both drones have their unique use cases but I prefer the Mavic 2 Pro, due to the awesome Hasselblad camera with one-inch sensor. #Mavic2Pro #Mavic2
El Shevangej
Searching for El Shevangej is not like searching for Bigfoot. El Shevangej is a lesser-known beast that many believe exists. Have you encountered El Shevangej? What's your story? #ElShevangej
The Best Backpacking Campsite
Choosing the best backpacking campsite doesn't have to be difficult. I prefer a campsite next to a rock face with an overhang. This better protects from rain and falling tree branches, etc. Also, it lessens the amount of entry points into the campsite. A fire next to the rock face produces extra warmth and there