Pines et al

Hike Report: Pinus Palustris

Centuries ago, longleaf pine was dominant across 90 million acres of the eastern United States. It's coming back.

Aug 19

Today I planted a flag

At a place of hope, symbol and signpost, a quiet soar where things end or begin or continue.

Jun 11

Hike Report: Lower Haw

Jan 19

Kettles, Committees, Wakes

Vultures in the Piedmont

Dec 29, 2024

Land of the pines

What's a loblolly?

Nov 26, 2024

Hike Report - White Pines Nature Preserve tree identification hike

Nov 24 hike sponsored by Grand Trees of Chatham

Nov 25, 2024

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