Blog Posts
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On School Choice
‘School Choice’ has been in the news a lot lately. I suppose that comes with an election year. Many ‘conservative’ politicians and home educators support it. Is this something Christians should be supporting? I used to believe so. However my views have changed over the years. I no longer support ‘School Choice’ or any tax…
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Unicoi to Helen Trail
The Unicoi to Helen Trail is a local favorite – perfect for a day hike with the family.
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Eclipse Fun
Don’t have glasses for viewing the eclipse? Check out these fun ways to watch it without glasses or any other special equipment.
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Changing Lives!
In 2022, 1,762,400 females were victims of a violent crime in the United States. You can help women become their own self protectors.
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Waterfalls on the Bartram Trail
The Bartram Trail is a 112 mile National Recreational Trail which winds through the mountains of Northeast Georgia and Western North Carolina. It is named for William Bartram, a naturalist who traversed the southeastern American colonies in the late 18th century. This trail offers opportunities for thru-hikes, multi-day section hikes, and day hikes. The short…
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On Perfection
The other day I had a spiritual moment at a gun service center. I visited the Glock USA Headquarters. Their mission statement: Perfection.
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On Enjoying Winter Hiking (part 3 clothing)
This is part 3 of a series about how I learned to enjoy hiking in the winter.
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On Enjoying Winter Hiking (part 2)
How I Learned To Actually Enjoy Hiking In Winter, Part 2: Preparation
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On Enjoying Winter Hiking
I am not a warm natured person. If everyone else in a room is hot, I am probably quite comfortable. My body simply does not generate much heat. Basically, my internal furnace – is an icebox. So for me, the absolute hardest part of hiking in the winter, by far, is pulling myself away from…
