A Father, Photographer and Computer Geek living in Chester County (PA).
My Photo Journal of images taken in Chester and Lancaster Counties, including Covered Bridges, Barns, Nature, Fine Art and Events. Images can also be found on VisitPA.com and ExplorePATrails.com.
Some images taken along the southern Rim Trail in Hibernia County Park, when the air temperature was 9°F!
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It has been about two years, since I last updated the look of my website, and with the release of WordPress, they finally offered a template that caught my eye.
Yesterday, after doing a lot of reading, and backing up files, I upgraded my website to version 3.8.
I am happy to report that I did not have any issues with the upgrade, and now I’m just fine-tuning sections with some of the new features that are now offered!
So please take a look around, and if you see anything “odd”, or have any comments, please let me know!
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Some images taken during a Fall visit to White Clay Creek Preserve in Southeast Chester County, near the Delaware border.
I had a great walk along the Penndel Trail, which is on the Western side of the White Clay Creek (East Branch).
Hope you enjoy!
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I was very honored to find that one of my Fall captures had been selected by Manfrotto as a Featured Image on both Facebook and Google+!
I can really and honestly say, that I could NOT have done it without you!
Thank you again!
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Some images taken during a late Fall walk in the Natural Lands Trust’s Peacedale Preserve in Chester County, PA.
There was a weather front moving through while I was there, which allowed for some very interesting cloud and lighting conditions, and several times, I was able to see some Crepuscular rays.
At one point during my walk, I encountered a real old-timer.
In the middle of the Preserve, there is a huge beech tree, at is 3-4 feet in diameter, and easily several hundreds of years old!
I don’t think I have ever seen a monster like this!
I was also extremely surprised with all the wooly bear caterpillar that I encountered. (Predicting Winter Weather: Woolly Bear Caterpillars)
During my walk, I had to avoid walking on over a dozen of these critters!
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