A panorama is either an image cropped to an elongated rectangle, or it’s an image comprised of two or more pictures stitched together to create a wider (or taller) image.
Camped in ‘Twin Falls Hollow’ – I’ve not camped in this spot for a while. Recently I’ve been bushwhacking further down the hollow where the sides are not quite so steep. But the views here are much nicer, and I like the little rock-shelf tables I can use as mini kitchen tables. 4
Camp life (cont.) – Heating some water on my Fancee Feest cat-can alcohol stove. I was being lazy, and couldn’t be bothered to light the woodstove just to heat up some hot dogs and boil water for a cup of tea. Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two. 2 pictures
Table Rock Lake from the water’s edge. Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two. 2 pictures
Camped by ‘Cab Creek’ – Day Two, Hercules Glades, Pees Hollow Trail.
Camped by ‘Cab Creek’ – Day Two, Hercules Glades, Pees Hollow Trail.
The brush is growing and views are limited – Ten years ago when we first hiked this trail the views were a lot better.
Back at the bluffs
Table Rock Lake at Piney Creek Wilderness – this is my little spot of Ozarks’ heaven. Piney Creek – Day One.
Bell Mountain. View to the northeast – Bell Mountain – Day One.
Day Two – Sunrise near Mary Hollow.
Another empty trailhead – Here I am parked up, ready to start a three-day hike around the Devil’s Backbone Wilderness
One more Piney Creek Panorama for luck – I’m not sure that I’ll ever tire of this view, though maybe I do need to stop taking pictures of it. Each time I look the play of the light is different. 2 pictures
Early morning sunshine. 2 pictures
Frosty Morning – The predicted overnight temperatures were 30°F. It dropped to 21°F. Fortunately, I’d anticipated this and I was nice and warm in my hammock.
Winter twilight on the lake.
Storm clouds over the Solent – Vacation Day 12.
View from the Devil’s Humps, Kingley Vale. 3 pictures
Fishermen in the dusk.
Sunset and Fish & Chip supper on South Parade Pier – Vacation Day 2. 2
View from the bluffs overlooking Beaver Creek at Hercules Glades. Video: 22 Secs. 2
A Quick Diversion Off-Trail – I had hoped that there would be more water running over these stepped falls, but this is what there was.
Winter Sunset, Long Creek, Hercules Glades Wilderness.
Buck Hollow. An idyllic and tranquil view later to be interrupted by the arrival of a bear. 2
Fallingwater — Frank Lloyd Wright. The view on the opposite side of the bridge over Bear Run 2