Leaves, leaves, and more leaves. Gary takes a picture and then leaves too.
Scenic Overlook
Photographs generally taken from elevated vantage points showing broad views of natural landscapes, including hills, forests, valleys, and ridges. Locations include trail summits, roadside pull-offs, and mountain edges.
Gary (and company) at the Paddy Creek scenic overlook. 2
May 20, 2023 12:50
It’s a long way down — according to the map, over 200 ft.
May 20, 2023 12:48
Scenic Overlook — Paddy Creek, looking southeast.
May 20, 2023 12:46
Scenic Overlook — Paddy Creek, looking northwest.
May 20, 2023 12:45
Scenic Overlook of Paddy Creek on the Big Piney Trail, Paddy Creek Wilderness, Missouri.
May 20, 2023 12:33
Lower Pilot – from the Coy Bald Trail, Hercules Glades Wilderness. I started my day camped about three-quarters of a mile to the west (left) of the Lower Pilot. Taken with my 14-year-old Fuji Finepix digital camera. 1
December 27, 2020 15:38
View from the Slabtown Overlook – Paddy Creek Wilderness Day Two. 6
November 28, 2020 13:08
Little Paddy Creek Scenic Overlook – It took me an hour to get to the ridge that drops down to Little Paddy Creek. I was so busy trying to make up for lost time, that I didn’t realize I’d arrived at the ridge until the appearance of a fire ring prompted me to take better notice of my surroundings. 3
November 27, 2020 14:07
Ozarks Horizon. Bell Mountain – Day Two.
February 29, 2020 9:12
The view from my hammock – There are dozens of fire rings here, but I had the mountain top to myself.
February 28, 2020 16:47
Bell Mountain. View to the east. Bell Mountain – Day One.
February 28, 2020 16:31
Bell Mountain. View to the northeast – Bell Mountain – Day One.
February 28, 2020 15:45
My home city (365: 146) — I was born in Portsmouth; we moved away when I was eighteen months old and returned when I was sixteen. Portsmouth is mainly built on an Island; surrounded by the Solent to the South, Langstone Harbour to the East, Portsmouth Harbour to the West, and Ports Creek, an almost dried up creek at low water to the North.