I love hiking and forest bathing in Franklin Parker Preserve. It is the road less traveled to quote some unknown author. This shot was taken of the west branch of a branch of the Wading river in late afternoon. This Read More …
SITE DESCRIPTION: The acquisition of the Franklin Parker Preserve in 2003 by the New Jersey Conservation Foundation was a momentous occasion in conservation. This 9400 acre preserve is a keystone piece of land, linking the expanses of Brendan Byrne, Wharton, Read More …
hiking-franklin-parker-preserve Not been up to snuff, I’m working on some health issues, but I did manage to get out to one of my favorite places. I was hoping for some eagle sightings but it looks like the were not around. Read More …
Pinelands: New England / Mid-Atlantic Coast Area: 9,400 Acres Habitat: Primarily forested wetland with areas of shrub-scrub and mixed upland forest Site Description: The Franklin Parker Preserve is an important wetland complex located in the center of the Pinelands. It Read More …
Betula papyrifera is a short lived species of birch native to northern North America. Paper birch is named due to the thin white bark which often peels in paper … In older trees the bark is white, commonly brightly so, Read More …
Cool clean air makes for a nice day to and look for mother natures Fine Art. I was joined by a fellow photographer at Franklin Parker Preserve for a hike.