Posted in September 2008

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park was definitely a component of this trip I was eagerly anticipating and I was not disappointed. Well, except in myself… We were in Kruger National Park for 2.5 days. However, after two weeks of steadily increasing suffering from dysentery, I bitched out on an afternoon safari trek the last day and opted … Continue reading »

Overcoming Dry Creek – Part 2

Part 1 This waterfall may look pretty and innocent in a low-water environment, but it kicked my ass the first time I came through here by bashing me against those rocks. Brandon demonstrates the force of the water even in an environment of unusually low water levels I was extremely curious about this bridge the … Continue reading »

Gladding McBean & Feats Of Clay

You cannot miss seeing the Gladding McBean plant if you drive through Lincoln, CA on Highway 65. Simply, it just looks awesome from the outside. Better yet, once a year Gladding McBean opens its doors to the public for tours of the plant and a contemporary art exhibit of remarkable works done in ceramic. You … Continue reading »

Southern Exposure – Part 3

The following set of pictures was taken whilst traveling through Louisiana… Frankly, I’m still sick of hearing about Hurricane Katrina and the recent hype over Hurricane Gustav has only served to bring this topic (which I had joyfully thought was fading away) back into focus. As such, I have included not a single New Orleans … Continue reading »

Be Quick Or Be Dead

Ever wondered about this place on the way to (or from) Bullards Bar Dam? So did we. It’s an abandoned shooting range formerly operated by the Yuba County Sheriff’s Department. I’m not sure who actually owns the land. This is the interior of the trailer in the picture. Those boxes in the back are full … Continue reading »