I am giving a free digital download of my last book, Father of Ice Mountains to all who have followed these exploits over the years. It is an account of my ski ascent of 24,747 foot Muztagh Ata in the Chinese … Continued
Laurel, Wayne and I steer the “Steenhatchie” through low waters of Eagle Creek on Sunday. But wait? Who is Wayne? And how did Laurel get here and why did I lose a passenger? Questions Questions. It all began on Wednesday. … Continued
On our return from Eagle Creek we passed the impressive blaze presently consuming part of the Chimney Tops trail. I enjoy watching all of nature, the good and bad. As long as I am not a recipient of the warm … Continued
http://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/local/2016/11/16/watchdog-group-presses-ijams-reopen-crag-make-boating-free/93812986/ I warned you that you would receive a dose of activism through the Highlander website. Today, I am proud to share this bit of good news from SFW. Watchdog group presses Ijams to reopen Crag, make boating … Continued
It was a fantastic weekend. Starting early Saturday morning, I rose to a breakfast at Ijams Nature center, then across the street for the Fall Festival. When I say across the street from my house, I mean, across the street. … Continued
Headlamp Hiking means a late friday into a familiar spot. This is where I finished my last Smokies mile in 2007. It began a tradition for others to finish there. I spent many a night at this place in support … Continued
How were the colors, you ask? Well, they were peak, in my opinion. Oct 15 usually is the sweet spot. That’s what the news outlets think as well. photo courtesy Myers Morton I’ve had about the best Fall break one can … Continued
67 Miles North on the Appalachain Trail with Frank, aka Yo-Yo Oct 8-12 2016 A snapshot of the miles we completed and elevation is above. All but a few of the Georgia miles are included. This is where we began … Continued
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