Through the backwoods of Daniel Boone National Forest and more....
Bark Camp Creek Falls and other scenic destinations in the Daniel Boone National Forest.
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Bark Camp Creek Falls take 27s to 90e to rd195 to rd 193 to rd 551 go .6 miles
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My Brother in Law capturing nature
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Long time pal Doug getting the not so recognizable shot
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My try at abstract using creek surface scum at Bark Camp Creek
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Bridge leading into Cumberland Falls SRP at sundown
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Dogwood in bloom on the Cumberland River
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Princess Falls take 27s to 1651 w to 92 w to Yamacraw Bridge park area take sheltowee trace trail till you see salt lick trail go 200 ft
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Princess Falls.02
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top view Princess Falls
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top view ying and yang
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Salt Lick Creek Falls-take Princess Falls trail(SHeltowee Trace trail to salt lick trail) go 1 mile
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Salt Lick falls right as the sun came out and reflected off the rain droplets
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Salt lick falls-turn your back to the falls
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side view of Salt Lick Falls
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base of Salt Lick Falls
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Lagoon affect of the water and rocks when it rains
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Me at Bark Camp Creek Falls using a timer
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Under side of Salt lick falls
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Orange Salamander not sure of name
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Orange Salamander seems to glide over the moss
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orange salamander
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converging mini falls
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Converging mini falls ZOOMED
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Flowers found on the trail not sure their name-helpme
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Jack n the pulpit spring bloom woodlands
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Jack n the Pulpit
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Just popping up Jack N the Pulpit
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Pesky bugs
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Ant and Spider coexisting on some Phlox
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Itty Bitty Spider no bigger than a Taylors pin-took this shot with a 1:1 ratio Macro Zoom lense roughly 4 inches away