Since this property will end up sharing the same fate as that of the forest that grew on top of. Posted on November 18, 2017.

I decided to move to Athens, Ohio after a little time spent in San Diego with my gracious and wonderful hosts Sam and Fred. I would have been just as happy there with them, but I chose not to stay. Knowing that I always have the option to return has been my saving grace. I chose instead to visit with Jarrid. Section of the Hocking-Adena Bikeway in April. Part of the farm I volunteer for.

This blog has been moved to www. I went on a survival trip last week with some friends from TrackersNW. It rained and snowed, and I somehow managed to avoid hypothermia. Here are some pictures of our trip and the hike into Bagby Hot Springs.

At any rate, the first National Park I visited was Badlands in South Dakota. Sure enough there were buffalo on the road to the campsite, and buffalo hanging around the campsite as well. The sheer size of those animals made me realize that I should probably investigate what wildlife was around so that I would be prepared. My only defense against the Grizzlies.

On April 18, 2011. On May 1 you will surely win as we have another raffle there with as many prices as participants! 8220;This or That? 8221; Dual Raffle sponsored by Laufbursche Gear.

8216;Fresh air and sunshine each day. 8220;Eat a colorful fruits and veggies. I just started using it regularly this week. It touches my soul as few things do. Oh well, sidetracks happen.

Hopefully someone will discover this post and edit in photos. The Natty 20s rocked motherfrackin summer league this year and the moment should be commemorated. We lost once to Tequila Mockingbird and once to the Landsharks. We beat the G-bots once and then tied them in our final game.

Long time, no post. Wow, back to my beloved Wild Charlock blog. This was taken by my friend Isaac Lane Koval. Sending me mail on the Appalachian Trail. 17 Pleasant Street OR PO Box 72. 4 Great Barrington, MA.

Because life is too short to stay indoors. Natural habitat is woodland, coast and mountains. Rarely seen in urbanised areas. Occasionally sighted in open moorland, fenland and farmland. Can be seen in rivers, lakes and oceans but harder to spot with brown instead of the distinctive rainbow livery. Wild, joyful, free. Prone to spontaneously running and leaping for leaves during Autumn, dancing in the rain in Summer, making snow angels in Winter and living under the stars in Spring.