JOURNAL
Three Generations Atop the Mountain
A great hike on West Rattlesnake Mountain, near Holderness, N. H.
A Wilderness Cocoon
There were 27 of us; 21 paddlers and our 6 guides, rowing and paddling the Rogue River in southwest Oregon as it tumbles its way through wilderness.
A Place That Is All About Flight
That a wildlife refuge shares Merritt Island off Florida's Atlantic coast with NASA's Kennedy Space Center might seem incongruous.
Birding the Wastewater Treatment System. Really?
Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, Florida, is a wetland created to serve as a percolation pond, returning clean water back to the water table.
The Wind, the Water, and the Wall
Wind, Water, and the wall on the Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park in Texas.
A Marshy Meander
Perhaps a mile north of the Baldwin Bridge carrying Interstate 95 over the Connecticut River, I slipped my kayak into the river, New England’s largest at 410 miles. It is easily a mile wide here near its mouth.
Woods and Water
Took advantage of a day of decent weather – sunny, temperature eventually getting well up into the 70s – and drove to Nehantic State Forest in Lyme a few days ago.
A Most Pleasant Paddle
It had been too long since I last paddled this stretch of the Farmington River. Perhaps 30 years ago, maybe 40 years ago, maybe 45 years ago.
A canoe returns some of the buoyancy of life.
— Edwin Way Teale, late 20th-Century Connecticut naturalist and author, from “Circle of the Seasons”