Congaree National Park

Congaree National Park is a place I'd recommend to anyone looking for a vacation in South Caro)lina. With over 27,000 acres of land, most of it being accessible by over 20 miles of hiking trails and 2.4 miles of boardwalks,your day will surely be filled with things to do. You also have the choice of canoeing or kayaking down the Cedar Creek. I enjoy walking the trails, which gives you the chance to see the wild life in the area. The wild life in the area consists of wild boar, a large variety of birds and many reptiles. I'd strongly recommend bringing plenty of water for the hike since it gets so hot and humid under the canopy. Another interesting thing about Congaree National Park is that the park is home to the largest Loblolly Pine in the United States. If you do plan a visit to South Carolina, make this one of your stops through the midlands, you wont regret it.

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Summer Time

The coming of summer means Passion Flower season. I look forward to these flowers every year since they are so beautiful. Its the perfect opportunity for beginners and season photographers to tune their skills with flowers. I've noticed most people like to rant and complain about people taking pictures of mostly flowers. I see capturing flowers just as nice as any other picture as long as its captured at the right time. I myself started my hobby with flowers and these pictures I've uploaded were some of my first photographs using and actual D-SLR, Flowers are such a nice subject for a photo, considering they don't move so much and are always beautiful.

First Submission, Fun Little Adventure.

I've been meaning to create a Blogger account for the longest time now. Now that I have, I want to share my little adventures with all who read this. I'll be posting pictures from my outings and the monthly aquascaping of my 55 gallon green spotted puffer tank, maybe even some shots of my soon to be finished hospital tank, Which isn't to exciting. This is mainly for my hobby of photography and graphic arts. Who knows what you will see on this blog!