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Continue reading →: Hiking to Russell Brook Falls Through the Delaware Wild Forest – Catskill Mountains, NYLooking for a rewarding Catskills hike? Join me as I explore the Delaware Wild Forest, hike the Trout Pond Loop, and finish at the beautiful Russell Brook Falls. Along the way, expect rocky trails, peaceful forests, and one of the quieter waterfall destinations in the Catskill Park.
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Continue reading →: Caywood Point: A Short but Steep Hike to One of Seneca Lake’s Hidden ShoresDiscover Caywood Point in the Finger Lakes National Forest, a short but surprisingly steep hike leading to a peaceful pebble beach on Seneca Lake. Learn what to expect on the trail, explore the history of Queen’s Castle, and see why this hidden gem is worth the climb.
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Continue reading →: Beachcombing Seneca Lake: Hunting for Tumbled Glass, Faerie Stones & Other Hidden TreasuresSometimes the best adventures don’t involve a destination at all— just a peaceful shoreline, the sound of waves, and the excitement of never knowing what you’ll find next. Join me as I spend the afternoon beachcombing along Seneca Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes, searching for colorful lake glass, naturally…
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Continue reading →: Red and White Trillium (and Other Beautiful Things) at Robert H Treman State Park – Ithaca, NY 🌿A collection of red and white trillium photos, waterfall videos, and other plants photographed during Kae’s spring wildflower hike at Robert H Treman State Park in Ithaca, New York.
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Continue reading →: 25th Annual Wine & Food Fest at Roberson Museum – Binghamton, NY 🍷An evening out at the 25th annual Wine & Food Fest at Roberson Museum — good food, drinks, and a pair of ducks crashed the event.
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Continue reading →: Great White Trillium at Monkey Run Natural Area – Ithaca, NY 🌱Great White Trillium blooming at Monkey Run Natural Area in Ithaca, NY. A quick look at one of Upstate New York’s earliest spring wildflowers—and why you should leave them exactly as you found them.
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Continue reading →: Gratitude #30 – March 2026A quiet look back at March — what felt good, what grounded me, and the small moments that mattered more than I expected. 🌱 Gratitude isn’t about ignoring the hard things… it’s about noticing what’s still steady, still meaningful, and still worth holding onto.
