Ruins, Lighthouses, and a Seaside Jaunt at Fort Williams Park – Cape Elizabeth Maine
The ruined remains of a fort, a mine, two lighthouses, a great beach, and even a castle. Pretty great for one tiny park!
The ruined remains of a fort, a mine, two lighthouses, a great beach, and even a castle. Pretty great for one tiny park!
How else would I celebrate my birthday than accidentally dropping by Uncle Sam’s house, bumbling back into the woods, and playing with salamanders?
I find a trail I have driven by many times and never noticed. It turns out to be a gorgeous river-side local secret.
Is there such a thing as being too helpful? I learn this and many other things in a series of regrettable moments lost on a bike path without any wheels…
Stressed out from a week of watching devastating news footage I decide it’s time for a trip to the woods.
I think New England needs a bright new educational farm with a free nature path on it. I’m asking for help to achieve this!
I allow myself another detour as I find an old abandoned roadway being taken over by nature.
An ill-kept trail aside the road leads me into wetlands and bear country…
This entry is a little different than most. It’s not an advertisement for some great place to go it’s more just a story about getting lost in the woods and finding myself both physically, and perhaps more metaphorically as well, through only the most ridiculous of means. I must admit I haven’t been taking the greatest care of… Continue reading More Whimsy as I get Lost in the Woods Again – Rindge NH
Screw Auger Falls was another one of the waterfalls listed on the Ultimate Maine Waterfall Tour and it was the next on my list, even though by now it was getting late in the day. As usual I did no research and had no idea what I was driving into… which ended up being… Continue reading Screw Auger Falls – Grafton Notch State Park Maine