Travel: Mosaic Canyon (1 of 4)
2026-03-02 - Death Valley National Park - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "This trail was my favorite hike at Death Valley. We affectionately re-named it Marble Canyon for the polished white, 'marblish' stone that ran throughout the canyon. Turns out there's already another Marble Canyon in the park...oh well.
It's about a mile drive on gravel to get to the trailhead and after about a 20 minute drive over a washboard road, we found out there's no bathroom (pit toilet as they call it). The Navigator mentioned this a few times, while holding the park map; I should have turned around, but, the Driver was in denial. So, we had to backtrack and take the road for a second time back to the last known bathroom at Stovepipe Wells.
After round 3 of that little gremlin of a road we finally made it back to the trailhead. In the end, all the added drama was worth it, since it was such a cool hike. Left side of the image reveals the embedded stone from which the canyon gets the 'mosaic' name." Comments | Permalink
2026-03-02 - Death Valley National Park - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "This trail was my favorite hike at Death Valley. We affectionately re-named it Marble Canyon for the polished white, 'marblish' stone that ran throughout the canyon. Turns out there's already another Marble Canyon in the park...oh well.
It's about a mile drive on gravel to get to the trailhead and after about a 20 minute drive over a washboard road, we found out there's no bathroom (pit toilet as they call it). The Navigator mentioned this a few times, while holding the park map; I should have turned around, but, the Driver was in denial. So, we had to backtrack and take the road for a second time back to the last known bathroom at Stovepipe Wells.
After round 3 of that little gremlin of a road we finally made it back to the trailhead. In the end, all the added drama was worth it, since it was such a cool hike. Left side of the image reveals the embedded stone from which the canyon gets the 'mosaic' name." Comments | Permalink
Looking for treasure at Green River Lake
2026-03-01 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Hailey Staten
Bowman Staten, age 6, with his friendly companion "Charlene" were out checking the Green River Lake level on Saturday, February 28, 2026, and looking for "treasure" at the Mt. Carmel Boat Ramp. Comments | Permalink
2026-03-01 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Hailey Staten
Bowman Staten, age 6, with his friendly companion "Charlene" were out checking the Green River Lake level on Saturday, February 28, 2026, and looking for "treasure" at the Mt. Carmel Boat Ramp. Comments | Permalink
Cumberland Christian Hawks repeat as State Champs
2026-03-01 - Elizabethtown, KY - Photo courtesy Maggie Coleman
Left to right: Ty Coleman, Coach Mark Coleman, and Gabe Coleman, at the KCSAA Division One Basketball State Championship in Elizabethtown. The Cumberland Christian Hawks, coached by Mark, took the State Championship for the second year in a row, and Gabe Coleman received the honors of tournament MVP, First Team All Stars for the East Region, and second team All-Conference. Comments | Permalink
2026-03-01 - Elizabethtown, KY - Photo courtesy Maggie Coleman
Left to right: Ty Coleman, Coach Mark Coleman, and Gabe Coleman, at the KCSAA Division One Basketball State Championship in Elizabethtown. The Cumberland Christian Hawks, coached by Mark, took the State Championship for the second year in a row, and Gabe Coleman received the honors of tournament MVP, First Team All Stars for the East Region, and second team All-Conference. Comments | Permalink
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