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On Friday I went out to Leroy Oaks Forest Preserve with Dan Koestler; however, the following two pictures are from my bike ride to work earlier that morning.
Venus; Morning Star.
Sunrise over Lake Arlington.
The world is a playground.
The sun sets. Its time to hit the town.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Warm Weather in Batavia
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Today I took a lesson from Craig J. Cowan. The following three pictures are the fruits of his artistry.
Nice work Craig!
Toadshade Trillium.
Chach X and C³.
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Today I took a lesson from Craig J. Cowan. The following three pictures are the fruits of his artistry.
Nice work Craig!
Toadshade Trillium.
Chach X and C³.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Triple Divide
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Similar to Triple Divide Peak in Glacier National Park, this area covers three different watersheds.
This dried up creek bed is what is now the beginning of Baldwin Creek, part of the Salt Creek Watershed. Just just upstream from here the creek bed is blocked and just beyond that the flow has been diverted North.
Wildflowers.
This is Baldwin Pond. The evidence that I've seen suggests that this was the headwater of Baldwin Creek before it was linked to the Buffalo Creek Watershed. Is it a lumbar pack or a fanny pack? You decide.
Remember these? This one was slow and groggy.
Bakers Lake is part of the Flint Creek Watershed. Flint creek is a tributary of the Fox River; therefore, this is up-stream from my hometown. I'm getting ideas about a future adventure involving a canoe.
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Similar to Triple Divide Peak in Glacier National Park, this area covers three different watersheds.
This dried up creek bed is what is now the beginning of Baldwin Creek, part of the Salt Creek Watershed. Just just upstream from here the creek bed is blocked and just beyond that the flow has been diverted North.
Wildflowers.
This is Baldwin Pond. The evidence that I've seen suggests that this was the headwater of Baldwin Creek before it was linked to the Buffalo Creek Watershed. Is it a lumbar pack or a fanny pack? You decide.
Remember these? This one was slow and groggy.
Bakers Lake is part of the Flint Creek Watershed. Flint creek is a tributary of the Fox River; therefore, this is up-stream from my hometown. I'm getting ideas about a future adventure involving a canoe.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Return to the Woods
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As promised, I returned to Busse Woods with a fully charged battery.
Humans evolved from an arboreal ancestor.
There is a lot of water back here.
This blog needs more green.
A pack of Coyotes was enjoying this sunny field. Only one of them is distigushable in this shot, but it was a close as I could get without spooking them.
Look famirilar? Thanks to my boots and gaiters I managed to stay dry and get from the woods to where I had to turn around on my last Salt Creek scouting mission.
What a morning.
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As promised, I returned to Busse Woods with a fully charged battery.
Humans evolved from an arboreal ancestor.
There is a lot of water back here.
This blog needs more green.
A pack of Coyotes was enjoying this sunny field. Only one of them is distigushable in this shot, but it was a close as I could get without spooking them.
Look famirilar? Thanks to my boots and gaiters I managed to stay dry and get from the woods to where I had to turn around on my last Salt Creek scouting mission.
What a morning.
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- Charles Jenkins
- I am a data analytics professional with a passion for data analytics, science and scientific skepticism.
This blog is about my adventures.