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dailycryptodrawings: 685: TailypoReason to lock your bedroom door at night.Requested by AnonymousChi

My entire week has been bingeing and thinking about the Old Gods Appalachia podcast, and let me tell

Eastern hemlock (Tsuga Canadensis) is sometimes referred to as the “redwood of the east&r

hey y’all! my name’s vic and you need to know two things about me: i love possums, and i

Sometimes the best winter hike is right around the corner. Tibbs Run Preserve at the West Virginia B

Autumn crossing over Clay Run at Coopers Rock State Forest.

Partridgeberry (Mitchella repens) is a trailing, evergreen vine with a fondness for moist, sandy slo

Leftovers from a late October hike at Coopers Rock State Forest.

I’m keeping a low profile until deer hunting season runs its course.  Until then, a few m

“In the deep falldon’t you imagine the leaves think howcomfortable it will be to touchth

A greater angle-winged katydid (Microcentrum rhombifolium) seeks shelter in the hollow of a leaf on

Repost from a few year back.  This photo always makes me feel an odd sense of displacement.&nbs

This brave dude (not me) got a front-row seat to the breathtaking view from Lindy Point into Blackwa

Fall visits the virgin hemlock forest at Cathedral State Park.

County Route 29 along Gandy Creek in the Monongahela National Forest.  The fall foliage here is

Above is a sampling of the fall colors from this past weekend at Blackwater Canyon. Due to the extre

corwinprescott: “Into the Wild”Appalachia 2016Corwin Prescott - Anastasia - Full series

Above are the first two cataracts of Elakala Falls on Shays Run at Blackwater Falls State Park. Two

Weekend trip to Pine Mountain State Park KY

“Appalachian Autumn” - CommissionJust completed this 10-hour painting of a bull moose an

The foliage is now reaching peak color in the Cheat River Canyon.Field notes: 1.  Yellow i

prompt 12: highway“the trees speak latin”

In their final acts of October sacrifice, hay-scented and interrupted ferns burn away under a beauti

A week and a half into April and despite a cold snap, the first wave of spring ephemerals is making

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