Saturday, July 27, 2019
Ka'ena Point Trail - North Shore Oahu
I hiked the Ka'ena Point Trail located on the North Shore of Oahu with Diana Higbee. The hike is flat and traverses an endless series of ancient lava flows that have been carved by tremendous wave action over the eons into coves and small caves. The coves are perfect for swimming since larger swells break farther offshore at the edge of shallow lava reefs. We saw hundreds of crabs during the hike, swam for an hour, hiked and explored the lava, and found a pristine view to gaze upon during lunch.
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In Search of Original Prairie // Little Bend, South Dakota
I traveled from Omaha, Nebraska to Little Bend, South Dakota during early October to experience the prairie as the buffalo and first nation...
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I hiked 1.5 miles up to Strawberry Rock, a sea stack that has risen high above the ocean due to tectonic processes, which is located near th... -
The following pictures were taken south of El Reno, OK, a hundred or so yards east of the intersection of Reuters and Radio Road. The TWIS...
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