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love east coast big rocks. more than many west as they have green growin on and round them......
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We do pass some awesome rock gardens sometimes!!
When I did my Trek, I went through some amazing ones in Allegheny National Forest!!
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Today’s 5miler we did!! Beat the rain and the skeeters sure were thirsty!!
Still a good time on the trail!!
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ya ever fish those creeks, John? allowed to? anything good to catch in there?View attachment 2886459View attachment 2886460View attachment 2886461View attachment 2886462View attachment 2886463View attachment 2886464View attachment 2886465View attachment 2886466
Today’s 5miler we did!! Beat the rain and the skeeters sure were thirsty!!
Still a good time on the trail!!
John
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No. Never fished them. Most of the time they are really shallow. Never saw anyone fishing there either.
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got to assume aren't allowed or no fish worthwhile to catch in them......No. Never fished them. Most of the time they are really shallow. Never saw anyone fishing there either.
John
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Went on a 7 mile hike last weekend but didn’t think to post any pictures till yesterday.
Knives pictured: Fallkniven r2 scout, Spyderco native 5 LW
Knife not pictured: Victorinox mini champ
Knives pictured: Fallkniven r2 scout, Spyderco native 5 LW
Knife not pictured: Victorinox mini champ
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great pic, gorgeous area..what are we looking at..anything named?
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Awesome looking area
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Completed a 10 mile hike today and remembered to post pictures from it. I set a goal for this spring/summer/fall to hike 100 miles in total. Not so much to physically push myself, but more to take the time to complete hikes. I hope I'll have to up the mileage goal at least once before the end of the year.
Knives: Fallkniven r2 scout, Spyderco native 5 LW, and Victorinox swiss champ.
In addition to the toads and turtles, I spotted chipmunks and squirrels galore, a sandhill crane, a few red-tailed hawks, a few red-winged blackbirds, and a stray cat.
Knives: Fallkniven r2 scout, Spyderco native 5 LW, and Victorinox swiss champ.
In addition to the toads and turtles, I spotted chipmunks and squirrels galore, a sandhill crane, a few red-tailed hawks, a few red-winged blackbirds, and a stray cat.
This is Bugaboo falls in British Columbia. It’s not really a hike but a steep trail down to the falls.
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