Here's another random 1988 shot from Niagara Falls for the weekend...

Here's a scanned slide from 1988 of Niagara Falls; how's that for a random weekend post?

I've shown you some of the Ruby Falls cavern (which you walk through to get to the waterfall) in the last couple of posts, but the spect...

Taken on a day without much water, here's another shot of Great Falls, between Maryland and Virginia, scanned from a 1991 slide. Sce...

Last week I promised to show you the actual waterfalls at Seven Falls, so here they are - I wish it had been a sunny day but we had visitors...

Recently sold to the famous Broadmoor Hotel, Seven Falls is a well-known local tourist attraction. A few years ago the trails were destr...

The last good image from scans of some slides I took back in 1978, it's similar to the first of this series. Scenic Weekends Vint...

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One of my favorite areas to hike is Horsethief Park, on the back of Pikes Peak. It's an hour from the house so it's not one I go to ...

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From my first trip to the United States of America, in the middle of 1978, scanned and corrected from an old slide. Scenic Weekends Vi...

The stream I showed you last week led to Zapata Falls , a waterfall almost enclosed within a cave. It was definitely worth the short hike...

The view at Artist Point in Yellowstone must not be missed. It's one of the best views I've ever seen anywhere, and neither words no...

Last summer, Unni and I went for a hike on the Thomas Trail, on the north side of Pikes Peak. You start by walking up a street in the small...

First, my thoughts are with the Japanese today after the terrible events there. The Yellowstone River plunges over two major waterfalls th...

One of my favorite hikes last summer was to Horsethief Park, which is on the western side of Pikes Peak (the opposite side from Colorado Spr...