Over fall break Abby and I went to Syracuse to see some friends. Along the way we stopped at Niagara Falls and we went to the Adirondack State Park for a day.
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Back in Da U.P.
Oh Yeah, so...
I'm back in the UP for my second summer practicum. This year's menu includes Mammals, Herps, and Birds. Speaking of Herps...
This little feller was sitting just a few hundred feet down a trail from where I'm living this summer. He was found by a friend of mine and I went back two hours later and he was in the exact same spot. I set up a light and snapped away.
That was monday night
Tuesday I stayed in Brown County State Park for my three day seasonal naturalist training. It was rigorous, but good. Friday was my first official day of work, but didn't end up doing much, mostly just picking up a uniform, learning the opening/closing procedures, playing with a timber rattlesnake, learning where the wedding reservation forms are, you know, the usual.
I don't have a pic of me with the timber rattler yet, but I'm sure I'll get one or two by the end of the summer. In place of that, here is a quick pano from our music night after training on Wednesday.
So after work on Saturday I drove home and then met up with Kevin in Chicago. Sunday I woke up and drove the rest of the 617 miles to Covenant Point Bible Camp for the start of practicum. No pictures yet, but it won't take long I'm sure.
PS: The Internet here at camp is more fickle than usual due to the large number of people using it. Accordingly so, I won't be able to upload any video and only smaller-sized photos until I get back. I will then upload normal sized photos and any videos I may have to show you. Sorry for the inconvenience.
I'm back in the UP for my second summer practicum. This year's menu includes Mammals, Herps, and Birds. Speaking of Herps...
This little feller was sitting just a few hundred feet down a trail from where I'm living this summer. He was found by a friend of mine and I went back two hours later and he was in the exact same spot. I set up a light and snapped away.
That was monday night
Tuesday I stayed in Brown County State Park for my three day seasonal naturalist training. It was rigorous, but good. Friday was my first official day of work, but didn't end up doing much, mostly just picking up a uniform, learning the opening/closing procedures, playing with a timber rattlesnake, learning where the wedding reservation forms are, you know, the usual.
I don't have a pic of me with the timber rattler yet, but I'm sure I'll get one or two by the end of the summer. In place of that, here is a quick pano from our music night after training on Wednesday.
So after work on Saturday I drove home and then met up with Kevin in Chicago. Sunday I woke up and drove the rest of the 617 miles to Covenant Point Bible Camp for the start of practicum. No pictures yet, but it won't take long I'm sure.
PS: The Internet here at camp is more fickle than usual due to the large number of people using it. Accordingly so, I won't be able to upload any video and only smaller-sized photos until I get back. I will then upload normal sized photos and any videos I may have to show you. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Southern Scenic Route
Pictures from the Southern Scenic Route (along with a few others that I haven't posted yet)
Wes - I dedicate the song to you. lol
for those of you who prefer to see the pictures individually - you can find them on my flickr page here.
Wes - I dedicate the song to you. lol
for those of you who prefer to see the pictures individually - you can find them on my flickr page here.
Monday, May 4, 2009
This or That
Okay, so I know I don't have much of an audience, but I would like your opinion. I'm going to post the same set of images in two different ways. Leave a comment in the post that you prefer. thanks!
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
ZOMG! EPIC WEST COAST ROAD TRIP
Wes and I took a three day road trip out to the west coast. I learned a few things 1) There is nothing in the town of Karamea - nothing. 2) Avoid Mrs Macs Meat pies for breakfast. 3) Fill up the car before 7pm on Sunday - Gas stations have a tendency to close down here....
Here are the pictures:
Friday - The Drive through Arthur's Pass to Hokitika
(this is how I'm going to print this image - as a triptych)
Saturday - Hiking on the Fox Glacier - you either learn to walk on crampons fast - or you don't walk!
sunset in Hokitika
glow worms in Hokitika
Sunday - drove up north and then back through Lewis Pass
Here are the pictures:
Friday - The Drive through Arthur's Pass to Hokitika
(this is how I'm going to print this image - as a triptych)
Saturday - Hiking on the Fox Glacier - you either learn to walk on crampons fast - or you don't walk!
sunset in Hokitika
glow worms in Hokitika
Sunday - drove up north and then back through Lewis Pass
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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