I always have a good time in Huairou because it is a place of beautiful natural scenery with lots of mountains, lakes, and forests. I like how each season is different here, but the cold weather in the

It has been a rough year fro my wife and I, but we finally got to take a pleasure drive, we had a little sun to start.

Hello to my new friends and some friends I already know! Thanks to the many folks who helped onboard me including, @caseygrimley and @jamesmandrew. I am a 28 year old landscape photographer based in Nashville,

It's like a blizzard with all the little blue flying bugs around the farm. They do this every year after the first solid freeze. They are smoky-winged ash aphids,Prociphilus americanus and they are annoying

One of the best view in New Hampshire for fall colors. It is a short hike and will hardly take 10 minutes to get to the top. I have been thinking of doing this hike and wanted to see this view for the

Hi guys! It was another work day. I had no doc so it was pretty quiet. I needed quiet. After work, I headed home and upon arriving, changed pants and shoes to go hiking. Our neighbor Jan wasn’t able to

Saturday morning, I got the chance to get up and out earlier than usual. As the hike progressed up into the hills, I began to see some really nice frosty leaves, ferns and grass. It's really cool how the

Acer Palmatum- otherwise known as the Japanese Maple tree, comes in a variety of shapes and colors. This particular tree in my front yard is called a Bloodgood. It is also known as an Atropurpureum. Japanese

We went for a hike today; about 2+ hours before sunset. While we rested at the top I took this first picture. We have had some of the most beautiful fall weather; sun all day and highs near 60 degrees.

Sometimes, depending on how wet or dry the summer is, the fall colors near where I live aren't always so good. We decided to plant Japanese Maples to give the yard some color during the summer and then

I Love Sugar Maple Trees and especially the Maple Syrup they make ... What is your favorite Tree?