Last month Sam and I surprised Cody for his birthday by taking him on a day trip to The Land of Oz in Beech Mountain. It wasn't the easiest place to find, but after turning around on the mountain a few times and looking at maps, we found the way up. It was about a mile and a half walk up and it was so worth it.
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Land of Oz
Soo, I'm pretty much a month late on this post and I have a list of other blog posts that I still need to write and have in my queue, woops.
Last month Sam and I surprised Cody for his birthday by taking him on a day trip to The Land of Oz in Beech Mountain. It wasn't the easiest place to find, but after turning around on the mountain a few times and looking at maps, we found the way up. It was about a mile and a half walk up and it was so worth it.
Last month Sam and I surprised Cody for his birthday by taking him on a day trip to The Land of Oz in Beech Mountain. It wasn't the easiest place to find, but after turning around on the mountain a few times and looking at maps, we found the way up. It was about a mile and a half walk up and it was so worth it.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Learning to fly
At the risk of sounding incredibly lame, I witnessed something so beautiful the other day. I have been having a hard time lately. I've felt alone, distant, and overall unhappy about 80% of the time. This day was particularly rough for whatever reason and when I came home to let the dogs out I was almost hit in the face by a little bird learning to fly. It was amazing to watch it flutter around on the lower branches and the momma bird sitting higher up the the tree chirping away. After I realized they wouldn't be going anywhere for a bit, I ran inside to get my camera to get a couple shots of him/her. It really perked up my mood.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Adventure One
One of the most significant resolutions I made for this new year is to adventure more. To kick it off, yesterday I went on a bone collecting - turned
mountain climbing trip with two of my nature-loving pals. I don't typically enjoy going out on chilly rain days, and today I'm a little sore, bruised,
and scraped up. But, I'm very glad I didn't make the decision to crawl back into my warm bed.
The third photo is from a small, extremely old cemetery we stopped in first. I couldn't pass of snapping a photo of one of the markers.
Despite the few moments of panic I had from the height of the mountain, I had a really good time and I can't wait to do it again. Of course, in a more
prepared state. On my list of things to get is a pair of better shoes or boots, appropriate pants, and a different backpack that doesn't try and choke
me while I'm climbing rocks.
I intentionally left out/didn't take as many photos at the mountain to motivate me to go back soon. But, it's a truly fantastic site that I will definitely be
posting about again.
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