Travel Update The countdown begins! In less than four weeks, Emalee and I will begin our trek across the pond to Iceland and Norway. The plan is to spend three days in Iceland followed by eleven days in Norway. I am super excited about Norway since I have not made it there yet, but am
Today is a special "Signs of Adventure" for two reasons. First, it is the last one of 2013, and second, this one comes from Ricketts Glen State Park, right near my home town. Emalee and I had decided to brave a recent snowstorm, and head to Ricketts Glen to do some winter hiking. She had
Holiday weekends have always excited me. I love using them as opportunities to get out to the mountains with my friends and explore. On Labor Day weekend last year, A small group of friends and I loaded our cars with camping and hiking gear and set course for Mount Washington in New Hampshire. We wanted
Kayaking for me is a mixture of relaxation and exploration. I love how it allows me to reach places I otherwise might not be able to access. Combine that with a camera, and I am able to return from a day on the water with some pretty interesting captures. While exploring Rehoboth Bay in the
As a young pup, I went to the Rehobeth Beach area every year with my family to camp, but as I got older and started doing my own thing, I hadn't gone in years. I decided recently I need a quick weekend away that didn't involve mountains or climbing things, so I opted for a
Boating is one of my new favorite activities, so it makes sense to want to capture this wonderful pastime in a photograph. I was recently wandering around the lake at Francis Slocum State Park near Dallas, PA and notices these five kayaks neatly lined up on the shoreline.
I hopped from boulder to boulder looking for the angle that showcased the grandeur of this field of boulders and the loneliness of this single tree growing from the field. I crouched down and lined up the tree where I wanted it and fired off some frames. I sat back and took in this beautiful
When: Saturday 1/2/2010 1:30 - 3:30 Where: Nescopeck State Park, Drums, Pa What: 3-Mile winter hike through the Northeast Pennsylvania Mountains.
On this first episode of CampTheSummit Patrick starts exploring the 60 mile Loyalsock Trail in Central Pennsylvania. highlights include the Haystacks rapids area, Worlds end state park among other areas. CampTheSummit: Hiking the Loyalsock Trail from Patrick Gensel on Vimeo.