Been awhile since I’ve had a chance to get out in the woods and snap some shots. We got a decently heavy snowstorm over night (4-6 inches) so I figured it’d be a good day to get out for a hike, 25 degree temperature and snow be damned. Have a couple more I’d like to post soon.
This shot required one heck of a climb up said “Rock”, straight up a rock face but with the aid of a couple of ropes. Did this in work clothes, but I’ve been going to this spot since high school. It’s one of the best kept secrets of the New River Gorge. As you can see, the very bright sun gave me some problems exposure-wise, but you can at least still see how the New River flows on the left, 180s in the middle and flows out to the right. Also, the Turkey Spur section of Grandview State Park is on the top of the mountain on the left. God I love West Virgina.
Taken during a rafting trip on the Lower New River, June, 2011.
