Dan and Heather's Photo World - the videos are at: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=adanglassworld

A beautiful underground waterfall in Chatanooga.

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Down the stairs to see 2 of the waterfalls in the deepest canyon east of the Mississippi.

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Visions of our trips to the mountains of north Georgia to see Heather's sister Stephanie.

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My trip to the middle of nowhere Springer Mountain to wind my way up the trail to see the start of the trail, which actually must be accessed from a long trail from Amicalola Falls, the Benton MacKaye Trail, or Forest Service Road 42 (which is how I got there).

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All of the non-specific photos of north Georgia and south Tennessee.

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A huge state park in Georgia with some pretty fantastic views from the top. Oh yeah... there's also a stonepile that nobody can figure out the origin of - other than Mr. Tsoukalas.

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On the site, this was the best of the ruins because you could ascend them. However, there was far less rock art here than Chichen Itza.

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Iguanas and a sweet coastal view for some serious Mayan archaeology and archaeoastronomy!

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The amazing images of Chichen Itza... up close and personal, which is more than you can do with them there since it's largely a no touch zone due to vandalism to include urination (yes, that's why you can't go in the pyramid temple anymore - go figure).

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About 3 miles or so down from our hotel, this sleepy little Mayan village, which still sits beside the hotels and beaches of Cancun's Hotel Zone.

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The bigger of the 2 cenotes that we saw.... cool and refreshing after an archaeological trek in 90 degree jungle heat and no shade.

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While I had trouble with the engine propulsion thing I tried (snorkel equipment makes me feel like I'm suffocating), the beach was pretty and the cenote was sweet.

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One of the highlights of our trip, this tower showcased the beach, water, and hotel zone images.

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I can't do the snorkel thing, but Heather can, a fact that these pictures more than proves.

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These were taken in Cancun

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The Island of Cozumel, which is off the coast of Mexico. We got there by ferry.

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A coastal beach city near Cancun in Mexico.

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All boat, snorkel, and water-related trips in Cancun are courtesy of Aquaworld.

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The hotel Heather and I stayed at in Mexico. Their violinist and up-scale restaurant were awesome (he even played Dust in the Wind). The beach was fantastic, and the water was beautifully colored as well. The food was pretty good for buffet, too. The only drawbacks were people could bring kids and everyone saw Americans as dollar signs. That gets old quick.

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Our trip to Xelha, a combination aqua / environment park outside of Cancun - lots o' fun!!

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nuff said.

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All inclusive luxury Caribbean Style! Oh, to be back on Island Time, mon! Our resort was in Ocho Rios, which is where Mick Jagger has a house. It's about an hour and a half east of Montego Bay on the coast, and may I say, it was a great way to waste our time doing pretty much nothing of consequence other than pool, beach, eat, drink, be entertained, and meander around the flowers (save a side trip to Dunn River Falls). How else could we possibly unwind out of 2012 and move into the new year of 2013?!!

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What started as a part day trip to Red Rock Canyon Nevada ended up being a full day excursion to get out of Icebox Canyon after Heather wrecked her knee on a descent in the slot canyon. Fortunately, our first help was search and rescue trainer Don Lester and his wife Theresa who just happens to be an RN. There were others too - Las Vegas Metro Police.... Clark County Fire Dept.... an Army guy and his friend.... the girl who offered her shirt to be used as ties for the splint. We owe you many thanks, but it's also important to say how tough Heather was to get out to the stretcher.... 2 miles and 5.5 hours later while descending and ascending bouldered paths in 80° weather.

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Near Area 51 in Rachel, Nevada, we drove 40 miles out into the desert after driving up through Nevada Desert to get our Ancient / Modern Aliens on.

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I am a Man in Black... Galaxy Defender. Way south in West Virginia for the annual festival of Mothman, all things cryptids, and a little alien paranormal goodness thrown in.

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Heather and I went to Salem for Halloween weekend in 2014. Awesome costumes and a fairly calm, though packed, family fun weekend with a fair bit of sex-a costumes and devil horns in the mix.

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The original 2000 pictures of Salem, Mass, famous for witch hunting that went on there and then became a metaphorical play by Arthur Miller - a good 1 too. All the same, I have more interest in George Burroughs than John Proctor.

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Was it the mysterious Nazi time machine that the government spirited away or something else? Every year, the town of Kecksburg and local researcher Stan Gordon come out to raise funds for the town and UFO awareness (as well as a lot of Bigfoot talk) in Western PA for a weekend.

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In honor of the Destination America show, Heather and I drove to West Virginia for ghost hunting and general fun.

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Book sale and ghost tours at Pennhurst Asylum in Spring City, Pennsylvania.

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For the dinosaurs, the animal mounts, or whatever you go there for, Carnegie kicks butt. Aron Ralston went there and Randy Pausch taught there, plus my cousin works for them. Good school.

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A fun day with the animatronic dinosaur world of Jurassic World

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It has been said that sasquatch in the form of the Ohio Grassman roams Salt Fork State Park. If this is true, we didn't see him, but we did experience a beautiful state park in southeastern Ohio, though.

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Gotta love the Walking Dead, but not enough to pay those autograph / picture prices.

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Phoenixville's annual July celebration to commemorate all things Blob.

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As anyone with taste in movies knows, Revenge of the Sith is the best movie ever, and while the latter trilogy is often disregarded by purists (for Jar Jar, the Gungans, and the kiddie faux Nascar feel of the pod races), I actually find the latter movies better than the original 3 better than Empire and Return. The original Star Wars is still 2nd on the list. Anyway, this is the complete collection of photos from the traveling technology exhibit.

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We finally made it up to see Mount Hope's finest rendition of a Shakespearean English town, and it was well worth it. Check out my videos as well - though I must say that you're probably not priviliged enough to see the grape stomping!! Also, the renditions of the Celtic Fest and Poe's works (for better or worse - strange no matter what) are also here.

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Psychic and father of alternative medicine. Edgar Cayce definitely led an interesting life. His international headquarters are now located in VA Beach.

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Pictures of all things ghostly and eerie.

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In support of my student Ashley, who won for her presentation on educating gals in the developing world

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All of Heather's art work!

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Rail Trails are awesome! They use existing resources and provide athletic destinations to average people in many forms. What's not to love... especially wen this 1.28mile bridge is over the Hudson at Poughkeepsie?

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Voted the #1 state park in all of America for a reason... 3 huge waterfalls, tons of wildlife, starry skies, excellent geology, superb architecture, and overall cleanliness. Well worth a visit to the western side of the Finger Lakes in New York State.

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All of the images that people can see along the Ephrata to Warwick and on to Lititz Rails to Trails.

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Thanks to Ben Nevin and Sara Milatello for teaching us the fine art of rappelling at Tioga County's Sand Run Falls... check out the video of Heather on the big drop at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV-DE_HIfeo&feature=youtu.be

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Scott Brown http://www.stackpolebooks.com/contributorinfo.cfm?ContribID=13 (he of the guidebooks) says this is the best view in all of PA. It's either this or the Throne Room for me. There's a lot to fall in love with up here. The steep hike is challenging and it literally feels like it goes off the map at points. In the end, the view with all of the surrounding valleys is all intensive. The question is what do you want in your view? There's a lot of farms and roads and businesses in this view. In the main view of the Throne Room, it's more mountains. Really, it's a toss up.

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The most famous part of the Standing Stone Trail... (though there are better views from the Throne Room...)

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OK, so it's a part of the Standing Stone Trail, but it's THEE best part of the trail that I've seen. For this and for the fact it could be the best view in all of PA (See the Mid State Trail's Spruce Knob for its competition), it deserves its own album.

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October 30-31 hiking / camping trip with Neil... sub 32 temps and beautiful leaves... what more can you ask for?

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Hiking at Butler Knob Shelter and the Throne Room with Neil Brennen.

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A late February hike with Pete Fleszar through the snow and rocks of the Standing Stone Trail

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From Frew Road, you can access this ridge where lots of boulders jut out in all directions. It seems to be a perfect place for fun if you're a kid or a kid at heart. It's even better when the wildflowers are blooming!

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Greenwood Furnace marks the northern entrance to the Standing Stone Trail. When you pass the church and get to the top of the mountain, you feel the winds, which are quite strong as the valley stretches out below. Beautiful scenery well worth the trek north in Central PA's fine mountains.

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What was meant to be 72 miles and 6 days ended up just under 20 and 2 days. From the blisters on my feet to drinking too much water and not being able to eat, I got whooped by day 2. The phone call went out at 2 and I got to Meadow Gap to be rescued by my trail angel at 730. That said, from April's hiking beginnings at Angel Falls to less than 4 months later, I was able to haul a huge 50+ pound pack over rocks and up hills with more "skill" than I ever had before. While I failed to make it, I still won by giving it my all and creating a benchmark to beat.

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November 9th, 2014 - Route 655 south to the bottom of the Thousand Steps with 20 members of the Sierra Club and 1 dog. A splendid time was had by all. The weather warmed up, and we conquered 9 miles of the trail!

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A sweltering hike in the middle of June to the Throne Room and Butler Knob with 9 brave souls, all of whom had lots of fun seeing as far as the haze of the day would allow them to. That said, we beat the rains until the way home.

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Greenwood Furnace from Allensville Road.

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Mid November hike from the Ramsey Path up through the Standing Stone Trail beyond Monument Rock.

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The Standing Stone Trail is a survivor and the 2016 PA DCNR Trail of the Year!

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Slatington, Pennsylvania, is a beautiful old town. It's even better though when you look down on it and the Lehigh Gorge from atop the rockpile that stands over it.

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Just off of the Appalachian Trail exists the wall of stone that is Bear Rocks. Dropping 80 feet on the other side, there are plenty of great adventures to be had if only a person walks in the mile or so to it. IF YOU KEEP GOING BEYOND THIS, you will eventually come to the even steeper Knife's Edge, which affords viewers a chance to see the front side of the mountain valley. A quarter of a mile in the other direction is Bake Oven Knob, which is also featured here, where a person can see the front side of the valley as well. Bear Rocks is all about the back valley.

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The Appalachian Trail runs from Maine to Georgia, but this is primarily where it runs from Port Clinton and some other spot to the west where Brian and I hiked in 2000. However, the pictures from Swatara State Park, which the AT runs through, are also here.

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Steep rocks to the top of the mountain lead to a graffiti-ed rock and a view of the Susquehana and Juniata.

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Located at Col Denning State Park, this rock isn't very big, but the view definitely is. The hike is over 1000 feet. I figure it's about 1200, which accounts for a 750 ground level and a 2000 foot ceiling or so. Whatever it is (different accounts), it's steep, but it's beautiful.

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The sites we see while wandering up and down this bird sanctuary in northern Berks County (be they birds, trees, rocks, or ghosts!)

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While the Pinnacle is regarded as one of the best hikes in the local area, we got an extra special treat - the chirping and ribbiting of frogs as they called out for some fine Barry White style bullfrog lovin. I don't think we'll ever see it again, so for that, I'm glad I have the pictures to prove that we were there for it (something like that).

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There are some good things to see at French Creek. A loop trail around the lake and a trail up the mountain that really isn't that long. Also, there is frisbee golf. Other than that, nothing else comes to mind. Sorry.

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Sullivan Falls, Pigeon Falls, Bear Run Falls, and a lot of nameless little falls on Sullivan Run, which is a beautiful but scrambling around the sides trail right next to Ricketts Glen. It is beautiful, but be prepared to go belly button deep or through the brush to move through the creek above Sullivan Falls. This was described as Ricketts Glen before the trails went in, which is sort of true, but it's hard to be that awesome. Still, worth a trip if you go to Sullivan / Luzerne County for the weekend.

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Thank you very much to Lakeland for showing me the land beyond Heberly Run, which features some small, but really cool waterfalls that you must ascend and descend to see (like Sullivan Run). A Very good day indeed!

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The rougher side of Sullivan Run (at least for cars) was a journey through mud and bogs on an ealry fall day in 2009. More photos will follow when the weather improves and we can feel warm while treking through the water to get to Big Falls and Lewis Falls. Until then, here is Upper and Lower Twin Falls.

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Waterfalling with Rusty and Steve up in SGL13. A few of the pictures at the end are theirs.

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So many great pictures from so many great photographers! Enjoy. Heather kicked butt on 16 foot Murray Reynolds and getting up about 30 feet to the ice cave in the top section of 36 foot Sheldon Reynolds. A great hike! Thanks for teaching, patience, and drive, Ben Nevin, who is a great climbing instructor / guide.

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Once, I never thought I would go back. I sold my ice axe and crampons after getting life insurance and getting rattled at the prospect of a rescue to pull out a young girl who went in unprepared (that could be me?!). Nevertheless, I rebought gear and went in with Steve D. and we conquered the top 4 falls on both sides. The ice was super sweet, and it was a great hike. I can't wait to go back!

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The best time to see my favorite PA site to visit. Ricketts Glen - 22 waterfalls of size over a 7.2 mile loop in beautiful Sullivan County. All the same, ALL winter journeys are over for this married man, but if you have questions about what you want to see, just ask. That said, my crampons and ice ax have been sold, so gone are the days of venturing into the extreme and the icy.

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Fall is also a great time to be amongst the waterfalls though there isn't much foliage colors to be seen except when you're entering into the woodlands. That said, there are still a healthy mix of colors here and ther that definitely make it worth your while.

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Spring is great for Ricketts because the greens are so electric. Summer can be really hot and often, there isn't much water coming down through. Rainy mornings are the best. If only I could win Powerball and end up living near there permanently, I would be a very happy person.

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May 17, 2008, I took Heather to Ricketts for the first time. The water was flowing more than I had ever seen it flow before. These are the cream of the crop pictures from spring and summer. I hope you enjoy the pictures of that trip as much as we did.

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These are the pictures from 2 trips to Glen Onoko in Winter. FIrst is Glen Onoko with Will, Heidi, Zach, and Liam. Liam did well, getting up to the first falls before I stopped him due to steep icy conditions. I went to the 2nd falls for additional pictures. Second is Glen Onoko with Heather and Neil.

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The final waterfall is the tough one - even if the ones before it are accessed with root grabs to ascend the 60degree incline (and greater) that much of the climb is. Definitely one of the more picturesque trails of PA. You will literally go off the map to get to the final falls - but trust me, they're worth it!

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A day out with my niece at Glen Onoko and Jim Thorpe with a stop at Cabela's along the way.

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AThe picturesque town of Jim Thorpe and the Old Jail that you can still visit to check out the historical executions of the Molly Maguires.

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The waterfalls of the Ithaca area - as many of the 100 in 10 miles that we could possibly get to! Just don't try to kill yourself - they have nets on the bridges to stop you (and ruin the natural view for the rest of us who have no interest in trying to use nature to shuffle ourselves off this mortal coil).

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And yes, I am familiar with Niagara Falls (but I have no interest to go back to that national disgrace). However, this Cayuga Lake feeding waterfall in the Finger Lakes is not only the best waterfall in the Ithaca area, but it's the best waterfall that I've seen in the entire state.

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About 20 minutes or so out of town and up the lake, but well worth the trip... especially in winter. Bring your microspikes and your bravery after a cold spell. You'll be glad you did.

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The home of Lucifer's Falls - another great (and huge) waterfall in the Ithaca area.

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Not the racetrack since road racing is only fun if you're Boris Said, Ron Fellows, and Robbie Gordon, but alas... Watkins Glen is a sweet chasm of geological and erosive wonder underneath the Finger Lakes of central New York. That said, it takes forever to get up there.

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Situated in central New York, this finger lake which provides the water for Watkins Glen and a ton of boaters and birds is quite scenic - even if you're not a wino looking to visit the wineries.

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A beautiful family park on the western side of New York by Dansville.

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A full display of all of the beautiful tulips of Longwood!

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A trip to Longwood Gardens in mid-April. After the cold of winter, it was too soon for the tulips, but Heather took these beautiful pictures anyway.

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Just to the north of Ricketts is Worlds End, a giant mountain that features superb views of the Loyalsock Creek. The path along the way up is very steep and vanishes so that's another issue, but my greatest argument against the park is closing for winter hikers. Personally, we stand by the right and privilege of any free American to take risks (for Abbey's sake), but alas... in this lawsuit happy world of scumbags like Jon Edwards...

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