Mountains.

What Wilderness Means to Me. Wilderness is not a place with an artificial layer of protection, but any wild places not excessively dominated by regulation and people. [February 23, 2011]

20 Newest Maps. Here is an automagically generated list of the latest 20 maps I've uploaded to my blog. [October 9, 2011]

3500 Feet Markers. Several High Peaks markers I've passed in the Catskill Mountains. [December 14, 2009]

Adirondack Mountains or Adirondack Forest? Most of the Adirondack Park is really not that mountainousness compared to surrounding lands. [January 16, 2011]

Adirondacks: Not Just For Granola Eaters and Yuppie Children. There are many different opportunities and places explore in the Adirondacks that are not yuppified. [October 21, 2010]

Alphabetical List of Maps I've Posted to My Blog. A very long and automagically generated list of the 400 plus maps I've uploaded to my blog. [September 22, 2011]

Begin One Way, End One Way. A series of road signs got me thinking. [December 9, 2010]

DEC: Past and Present Management Of Moose River Plains. An excerpt from the Unit Management Plan that talks about this unique area in the Adirondacks. [December 15, 2010]

Eminence State Forest History. The brief history of the Burnt-Rossman Hills and Mallet Pond-area from the Eminence Unit Management Plan. [April 5, 2011]

Favorite 2010 Photos. A look back at the past year, the places I've been, and the most amazing scenes I captured. [December 30, 2010]

Google Earth: Moose River Plains Renderings. Some birds eye views rendered from Google Earth of Moose River Plains including 3-D mountains, lakes, and other features. [September 9, 2011]

Growing Up in the Shadow of Mountains. The Catskills have always had a special part of my life, as they have towered day after day over my little town. [September 22, 2009]

Lack of Agriculture Defines the Adirondacks. Short growing season due to region's elevation is more important in region's history then mountains or tourist lore. [July 22, 2011]

Looking Back at 2011 in Photos. The many different places I've traveled to in the past year. [December 21, 2011]

Maps: Alphabetical Order. A list of all the maps I've rendered on the blog. [January 14, 2012]

Severance Hill: March vs April. Comparing pictures between when I was hiking up there in the beginning of March vs. later in April. [March 4, 2011]

T-Lake Falls: Another Place I Want to Go Back To. Another trip I have been studying visiting this summer. [March 16, 2011]

The History of Watson's East Triangle. From the NYS DEC Land and Forests' Unit Management Plan's history of the area. [April 16, 2011]

Tug Hill Plateau: Private Forestland Not Farms. The high elevations and short growing seasons of region make it similiar to Adirondacks with very few farms or people. [July 26, 2011]

Vromans Nose. Writing down the beauty and experience of a great view in Schoharie County. [June 23, 2006]

Walking Across Wakley Dam on a Full Moon. An amazing place to spend on a summer night, looking up under the moonlight of the evening. [August 13, 2010]

What God Sees When He Looks Down at New York. Google Maps takes us on a magical trip of New York State's landforms. [April 4, 2011]

New York State.

5 Random Towns in NY State. New York State is a wonderfully rural state, and if you where to just drop in somewheres, it would likely be out in the country. [June 4, 2010]

Fun NY Geographic Facts. Do you have any idea how your town compares in size to other towns? [February 17, 2010]

Google Maps: Albany Pine Bush. An aerial view of the Albany Pine Bush through a series of Google Maps. [May 13, 2011]