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TravelAwaits Jun.28.2021 Looking for that next adventure? If you live on the U.S. east coast, you may not have to look much farther than right in your own backyard. There is a hiking trail that travels through 16 states, beginning at the Big Cypress National Preserve in Ochopee, Florida, ending some 5,400-miles away in Cape Gaspe’, Canada. It’s a trail that isn’t a trail but rather, a combination of seven east coast long-distance hiking trails that together form the Eastern Continental Trail or ECT. Only a few hearty souls have made the entire trek on what the Sierra Club calls “a beast of a hike,” but you don’t have to upend your life for a year to experience the beauty and wonder of the trail. Instead, take a day or overnight hike on one of the many trails that make up the ECT – the Florida Trail, Conecuh Trail in Alabama’s Conecuh National Forest, Alabama and Georgia’s Pinhoti Trail, Benton MacKaye Trail in Georgia, the iconic Appalachian T ....
With the recent rains, I see areas around my landscape where water naturally pools and quickly infiltrates into the soil. These spaces would be wonderful locations for rain gardens. ....
I have long held an affinity for our natural environment. As a child I loved seeing the changing colors of fall leaves in Wisconsin. They just simply enthralled as whirling seeds of maple, bright red, announced the arrival of spring, even more than the new flowers to me. As time passed my family moved to Florida. Gone were these ebbing tides of the seasons, everything here stayed green all year. Now oaks with their tapestries of moss signaled the passage of time. Blanketing everything with their leaves at random, pollen choking the air, acorns plinking off car roofs. I loved their history but did not know how they change our native and suburban areas. ....
The plant life in San Antonio stood no chance against the snowstorm weeks ago. The city s parks and recreation department and other green areas like the Witte museum, which borders Brackenridge Park, are still accessing the damages to their plant life caused by the devastating winter weather. At the Witte, chief of operations Brady Haynes told MySA.com the freezing temperatures left a devastating impact on all of its programmed landscaping. Haynes said the severe storm killed plants and landscaping that had been recently installed in 2017. He noted the museum is looking at what is still alive and cutting back some of the dead brush, especially some of the smellier plants like Spider Lillies, Philodendrons, and Viburnums. ....