http://www.wolfenotes.com/2008/02/ken-lockwood-gorge-jewel-of-the-highlands/ Holding Polluters and Government Accountable Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:05:31 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.wolfenotes.com/2008/02/ken-lockwood-gorge-jewel-of-the-highlands/comment-page-1/#comment-2033 WolfeNotes.com » Destroying Nature to Make It “Accessible” – Paved Road,Parking Lots, Piers, and Pipes to “Improve” Pristine Ken Lockwood Gorge Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:29:24 +0000 http://wolfenotes.com/?p=283#comment-2033 [...] I’ve previously written and posted photo’s of the beauty of Ken Lockwood Gorge here. [...] [...] I’ve previously written and posted photo’s of the beauty of Ken Lockwood Gorge here. [...]

]]> http://www.wolfenotes.com/2008/02/ken-lockwood-gorge-jewel-of-the-highlands/comment-page-1/#comment-1000 eyesofsussex Sat, 03 May 2008 21:15:45 +0000 http://wolfenotes.com/?p=283#comment-1000 Great photos! Now where the hell is my fly rod?????? Great photos! Now where the hell is my fly rod??????

]]> http://www.wolfenotes.com/2008/02/ken-lockwood-gorge-jewel-of-the-highlands/comment-page-1/#comment-999 Isbjorn1 Mon, 04 Feb 2008 21:46:20 +0000 http://wolfenotes.com/?p=283#comment-999 What gorgeous photos! I hate to mar the beauty of these by bringing up politics, but I can't help thinking what a powerful argument these are for the strengthening of our clean water, clean air, and land-preservation regulations--especially for the stream buffer regulations. The details in the last photo are spectacular--the gnarled, disintigrating, old tree trunk as medium for new life, the shelf mushrooms (if I'm reading it right) and the ferns reminding us that primeival life forms exist alongside the latest in the evolutionary chain. I love the way you go from the whole picture, the general to the more specific, as you proceed down the page, the camera capturing your walk. Thanks for letting us accompany you on this trek--looking forward to many more! What gorgeous photos!
I hate to mar the beauty of these by bringing up politics, but I can’t help thinking what a powerful argument these are for the strengthening of our clean water, clean air, and land-preservation regulations–especially for the stream buffer regulations.
The details in the last photo are spectacular–the gnarled, disintigrating, old tree trunk as medium for new life, the shelf mushrooms (if I’m reading it right) and the ferns reminding us that primeival life forms exist alongside the latest in the evolutionary chain.
I love the way you go from the whole picture, the general to the more specific, as you proceed down the page, the camera capturing your walk.
Thanks for letting us accompany you on this trek–looking forward to many more!

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