Three of the shorter hikes we took the whole time in the park led to nice waterfalls. Each of these trails was extremely easy going, with one (Madison Falls) being a mere 0.2 miles, that winds through the woods on a paved trail with one of the best reveals of a waterfall as you take a curve in the trail.
Below are images from these 3 falls.
Read detailsOlympic National Park has three different environments…Mountains, Beaches and Rainforest. We spent the first few days in Port Angeles, WA and focusing on the mountain ranges and trails in the region.
Read detailsVal and I took a trip to Olympic National Park last week. We spent the first few days in Port Angeles, taking in a whale watching tour, and then spending a few days in the north part of the park. Below are some images from the whale watching tour.
Read detailsOne of my favorite places has to be Palisade Head. A 300+ foot rock face on the MN North Shore along Lake Superior. Anytime I am nearby, I have to make my way to the top and take in the view. I headed over that way for sunrise photos earlier this week, and while the sunrise was pretty bland color wise, I walked up the path to the top once again. This time, I took along a drone, so I was able to get a shot at the shore line from an angle I never could before.
Read detailsMy grandfather passed away recently. His greatest craft/hobby was woodworking. From functional items like tables, cabinets, beds and other furniture, decorative items like vases, cups and teapots all the way to toys like Jeeps and trucks for his grandchildren, he spent much of his time working with his hands creating beautiful pieces from blocks of wood, with his loyal shop cat always nearby.
His memory will live on with each person that has one of these finely crafted pieces of artwork and craftsmanship. Through the hours and love that he poured into each item throughout their creation and giving, he will not be forgotten.
Read detailsI made my way over to Duluth to meet up with some friends last week, and took the opportunity to photograph the moonrise behind Split Rock Lighthouse. The better day to take a shot at this would have been the night prior, but unfortunately it was cloud cover across the shore that day. Next month is the next chance at this image, and I will be hopefully trying again if the weather holds clear that afternoon.
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