I’m not going to touch the politics of this, but the Appalachian Trail Conservancy should probably give Mark Sanford an honorary membership based on the publicity of the last couple of weeks. Here’s the Google Trend report on “appalachian trail” for the last 12 months. Notice anything interesting in 2009?
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Here are a list of webcams for the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Everyone need a little river fix once in awhile! Mississippi River Webcams Algiers Point, New Orleans Missouri River Webcams Gary Cooper Bridge, I-15, Milepost 242 OK, I’ve finally broke down and have gotten hooked on Twitter and am having a blast. Feel free to tweet me and follow! I can definitely see using Twitter as a micro-blog addition on the next long trip. Posting a quick photo and blurb every day would be a fantastic way for folks to [...] I’m being especially nostalgic for the Mississippi River today. Four years ago we paddled our canoe into Red Wing, Minnesota. Red Wing was a planned stop for us, and we took a day off to hang out with one of Jessica’s friends from Americorp. It also gave us a chance to dry out our gear, [...] Just a reminder that National Trails Day is this Saturday, June 6. Visit the American Hiking Society for more information or to find a NTD event in your area. “American Hiking Society’s signature trail awareness program, National Trails Day® (NTD), inspires the public and trail enthusiasts nationwide to seek out their favorite trails to discover, learn [...] I put this together on Imovie a few days ago and loaded it to YouTube. Let Ike and Tina Turner take you on a trip down the Mississippi! What do you think? We’d been on the Mississippi River for about 40 days, and had made it to Hannibal, Missouri. This was an interview we did with one of the TV local stations (KHQA). The reporter, Sara Anderson, was the hardest working lady in Hannibal. She was also our waitress that night! Things are really heating up for the Cape Fear River Expedition. I will be paddling 200 miles down the Cape Fear River, beginning November 1 from Jordan Lake in central North Carolina. Along the way I will be taking water quality samples and reporting results from the river. Podcasting in real time is also on [...] This was a blast from the past. I was poking around on our website and ran across an interview with Greta Cunningham (Minnesota Public Radio) we [...] The Cape Fear River is formed by the confluence of the Deep and Haw rivers in southeastern Lee County. The Cape Fear Basin (watershed) is the largest North Carolina, containing over 9,000 square miles. The watershed is under tremendous development pressure, with over 100 acres of forest and cropland lost each day. As North Carolina’s population [...] |
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