Hot Springs Mountain Road – Lost Puppy
This was the first day I blogged about a hike in Hot Springs National Park. I saw the puppy above on the Hot Springs Mountain Road and after failing to catch it I thought posting a photograph might let the owner know it was still alive. The blog got the attention of my Twitter and facebook friends so I decided to continue posting my adventures. I backed dated and added images and information from my notes to create posts going back to first day I hiked in Hot Springs National Park in November 2009. Over the past year I have posted 8,665 images, made 251 blog entries and begun making videos as well. I am thankful to have been able to upgrade from using a compact camera to a DSLR this past November.
To those who have read my blog this past year I am grateful for your company as I hike 😉 You kind thoughts and comments are a treasure beyond words.
Hot Springs National Park Ice Snow HS Mountain Trail
February 2010 – The Lovely Creatures of the Forest on the Hot Springs Trails
Hot Springs National Park Pagoda Cedar Waxwing
March 2010 – Peregrine Falcon, Wildflowers, Lovely Birds and Small Mammals
Hot Springs Mountain Trail Birds-Foot Violet and Hornet
April 2010 – Snakes, Lizards and a Turtle Happy Earth Day!
Upper Dogwood Trail Texas Rat Snake
May 2010 – Lovely Dragonflies, Butterflies, Moths, Bumble Bees and Wildflowers
Floral Trail Blue Moth
June 2010 – Bunnies, Baby Birds and a Sweet Chipmunk
Tufa Terrace Chipmunk
July 2010 – Baby Birds on Soul Day
Superior Bathhouse Northern Mockingbird Chick
August 2010 – The Glorious Wings of Summer
Promenade Butterfly Weed Brown Orange Moth
September 2010 – Winging My Way Through the Park and Twilight Snakes
Hot Springs Mountain Road Copperhead
October 2010 – Testing new camera among the Autumn Leaves
Arlington Lawn House Sparrow
November 2010 – Beautiful Birds of West and Music Mountains & Woodpeckers, Chickadees and Who is the Rock Stacker?
West Mountain Oak Trail Autumn
West Mountain Canyon Trail Seed Pod
December 2010 – A Mixed Flock Of Little Birds and a Near Miss
Hot Springs Mountain Top Red Breasted Nuthatch
Field Notes: Turkey Vultures
Field Notes: Wild About Mockingbirds
Field Notes: Ice Ribbons and Frost Flowers
Field Notes: Damselfly Dragonfly its in the Wings and Eyes
Field Notes: Mixed-Species Foraging Flock Robins and Waxwings
Field Notes: Woodpeckers Of Hot Springs National Park
The Best Of: Trails and Paths
The Best Of: Butterflies and Moths
The Best Of: Birds
The Best Of: Squirrels
The Best Of: Chipmunks
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Well it’s certainly been a pleasure following you – and I think you probably know all these trails better than I do by now. (You surely know the wildlife better!)
Always looking forward to more great work!…
Hi Mark
I was amazed looking back to see the changes in my photography, especially with the new cameras/lenses. Thank You for all the generous help and the warm welcome to Arkansas!
Kindest Thoughts and Wishes,
Lee
PS the fog was great today for my hike… it’s really dropped over Hot Springs Mountain in the past 30 minutes. I can’t see it from my window and I am across the street LOL
Many of these are my favorites too! Thanks for sharing them again. A few of them, I had the honor of seeing them with you and it is amazing how long they “stay with you”; so long after the photo is taken. It’s like a moment in time that never evaporates. Love ur DH Rick x0x0
Baby there is no better description to describe how I feel when I see my blog photographs “It’s like a moment in time that never evaporates.” ~ Rick London
I Love You
Love Your DW Lee xx00xx
These are stellar shots! I wish they were mine! These are the things that allow us to remember with vivid detail the adventures we’ve had years later. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Thank You :o) I Love sharing my adventures with others… and yes reliving the wonderful time I am blessed to have hiking.
Kindest Thoughts and Wishes,
Lee