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Where did you go? Out. What did you do? Nothing. But what did you see? A lone sentinel, arms outstretched, guarding fields of gold. The crinkled leather perch of an elvish prince. A lustrous silver palisade, and beyond, the dark and bristling lodge of a Temakwe lord. A whiskered giant...

Love it, Bob! Precision is peerless poesy. :) Glo

I think the fishing sequence panels are interesting, but the Bobwhite shot is remarkable for its elegance--a lovely bird set in spun-silver grasses. Thank you for these and many other beauties through the year! Glo

Your meadow vistas are lovely, but I am most touched by the Pines in winter dress--such varied hues of burgundy, green, and brown!-- and their exquisite mirrors, your specialty. Thank you, Whip.

What lovely bogs and lilies, sedges and swamps! The last shot is my favorite-- beautifully mysterious. Glo

Looks like a fun trip. Love the photos and videos. Terry showed me some ore-in-the-making on another river--quite interesting. The Skit is one of my favorites, and it's as lovely as ever. Nice to see each of you in action, especially Jess. Glo

There were only TWO (2) spots, as you may remember, in all those zillions of beautiful acres that we could get a decent signal: on the crest of Canaan Mountain and at Bear Rocks. Of course we whipped out our phones in case anyone was left on the planet. And in many places, we used our phones as...

Uncharted waters, a treasure-trove of ore, and mythical creatures (well, beavers) -- looks like you had a storybook trip on a lovely creek. The third photo down is a beautiful, classy shot. Doesn't it set you to humming, Jeff? Composing a score? For guitars or a lute? Mmmm? Hope so...

Umm. . . for us slower folk . . . cud ya 'splain the connection between photomatogerphin and orienteerin? Y'all gwine carry yer pitchurs to some place special? An . . . who be da judge? Glo

Thanks for capturing incredible colors with cool perspectives! Love those dappled trunks! Glo

Go for it, Al . . . never mind all that techie stuff. We's all a-waiting to see yer pics! Glo

Ever-beautiful, the Toop looks low, although you've made it magically serene. The dawn-silvered bogs would be my favorite shots if it weren't for the tree silhouette flanked by perfectly muted fall shades, set against pale trunks and fog-dimmed forest. One of your best! Love those...

So it has come to this: wood warped, paint peeling, glass splintered, homes deserted, marsh encroaching. And Mercator lies discarded with rusted nails. That charred page of history seems a fitting symbol of Sea Breeze in its desolation. But gulls still soar and splendid golden vistas of...

Does anyone remember Tom Brown's anecdotes about "wild dogs" in the Pines? Whether fanciful or not, his terse I-was-there presentation gives the impression that feral dog packs are more dangerous than the average wild animal. Makes me shudder. The discussion on this thread is fascinating; I...

You have some lovely views there, Guy. The leaf-color combinations are especially vibrant. Did it make you feel at home, as if you were still in the Barrens, finding that derelict car? Thanks for sharing! Glo

Either Thursday or Friday works for me. I vote for the Pic, but only because it is one of my favorite places in the continental United States. Another location would be fine. Glo

Very interesting! Thanks, y'all! Glo

What a feast! You must have spent hours and hours "looking" and then plenty of time putting it all together. I really like your snakes and the way you've ID'd your subjects. I'm curious about how you achieved your fine collection of frogs; they never sit still for me. What's your secret? My...

Interesting pics, an incredible armored hopper, the cutest Ribbon snake I've ever seen, and even videos starring Bob. What great entertainment! You always give a good report, Guy, but this one is stellar. Sad to see that y'all are suffering from drought there too. I wonder about the rivers...

Great idea. Wish it were the first of November; then I'd be there! Glo