Wyoming

Have you ever smelled that …nasty smell. Your in the woods and you wonder if it is something rotten. hmm what is it? Read on to see how Dale, working his way (crawling) through a tough section of a Yellowstone hike, came across a bit of a surprise! Not only has Dale E Smith had [...]

Continue Reading Travels the best State Parks – Crawls past a Grizzly – Battles Cancer and launches Expedition Paw Prints – meet Dale E Smith

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I met Dave Sightseer online and enjoyed his sightseeing blog. Here is one of his video’s that he took on a sightseeing trip in Yellowstone – Old Faithful Geyser – Eruption – Yellowstone National Park. Thanks for the interview Dave! It has been nice getting to know you.

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The name Loyalsock Creek is taken from the Indian phrase “Lawi-Saquick,” meaning middle creek, or flowing between Muncy Creek and Lycoming Creek. Loyalsock Creek has its start in Wyoming County and ends at Montoursville, where it empties into the Susquehanna River. The Loyalsock Trail , a wilderness footpath, runs from PA 87, 10 miles north of Montoursville, to U.S. 220 at Ringdale, a distance of 59.3 miles. The trail parallels the creek, mostly following ridges, but at times passing mountain streams, waterfalls, lakes, and ponds. The Loyalsock Trail is known for its many fine vistas. The Loyalsock Trail is maintained by the Alpine Club of Williamsport. The group marks the main trail with painted 2″ x 6″ yellow rectangles on which is a 1″ horizontal red stripe. Side trail markers are painted yellow with a red X. Lead-in trails are marked with blue metal discs. White-marked trails are not brushed This video was shot by Vimeo User: P Gensel

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A man, a quest, 100 Peaks. By age 15,  Derek Loranger:
• Camped in the desert, beach, and on Catalina Island
• Canoed 50 miles along the Colorado River
• Climbed Mount Whitney at the end of a 9-day hike from Cedar Grove (age 12)
• Hiked for 7 days cross-country through the Sierras
• Snow-camped on San Jacinto
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Continue Reading 100 Peaks – Tough Decisions and Even Tougher Actions

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