BackWoods Drifter

I take a camera to the mountains because you just never know what you might be able to get a picture of. I was in Workman’s Creek today with my friend Mountainsaver and the first thing we came across was this black snake.

The snake was soaking up the sun and didn’t seem to care at [...]

I was digging through the tons of files I have let build up on my computer and came across a file that holds all of the files and photos ever displayed on the original West Virginia Outdoors website. One thing that has definitely remained constant since the beginning is I still take a lot of [...]

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For the first two years of Sam’s short life, she spent 99% of the time with me. After the house was completed I had to look for work elsewhere or Sam [...]

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The cool thing about Sam was that she adapted. We moved into a house and Sam, never having lived in one, seemed to be [...]

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There is something to be said for self imposed isolation. It was exactly what I needed to cure a bad attitude. A dog helped me to learn that there are still some things worth caring about even [...]