Author: Rick
And Now For the Rest of the Story
So, I finally got the courage up to publish the movie I made the day I was fired. I’ve held off on it for quite a long time because it’s not really the complete story. It’s missing s... Read More
Life in a Temporary Living Apartment.
Being housed in this 3rd floor temporary apt is a lot like having a new baby. For those of you who might not have experienced such joy, suddenly your life is no longer your own and you find you have... Read More
Now in North Carolina, Life is Good.
So we left the Adirondacks of New York State and headed towards North Carolina. It was a long 12 Hour drive, especially with stopping to get drone shots and letting the boys run around for a bit. Driv... Read More
Catching up, and Getting Caught.
Well, if you follow me faithfully, I’m really sorry !! I have been completely distracted by so many life changes I’ve let this go way too long. But I have produced some video !! Mo... Read More
Oh, How I love September !
The post Labor Day period has always been my most favorite time of year. And depending on how the weather holds out, it can last all the way into December. Two years ago the boys and I were climbing t... Read More
Finishing Up with Summer 2017
Wow, it has been a few weeks since I did a blog. August was a extremely busy month. It is not easy to do a blog post for this webpage while on the road, and I spent a lot of time on the road in Augu... Read More
The Highlands of Pennsylvania – Nature’s Beauty in so many ways
The Pennsylvania Laurel Highlands is an area of the Southwestern corner of Pennsylvania which contains a portion of the Appalachian Mountains. You’ll find dramatic mountains, including the tal... Read More
The 2017 Aliner Rally and Factory Tour
Well, I was cleaning up the spelling errors and grammar errors in the Split Rock post and decided that I guess I should do a post about the Aliner Rally. I always seem to be about a week or so behin... Read More
Split Rock and The Big Explosion of 1915
Since children generally avoid their parents at all cost after the age of 15, when I told my son I was thinking of exploring around the old split rock ammunition factory grounds a... Read More
Tupperlake, Horseshoe Lake, and the Western Adirondacks.
When I think about it, it seems to me that I grew up in the Western Adirondacks. My first trip to the Adirondacks was around 8 years old taking my brother to Boy Scout camp at Sabattis Scout Reservati... Read More