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| Blog Name: | Michael's Blog |
| Url: | http://tcs.net/michaels_blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | nature, storm chasing, photography |
| Description: | Michael Tillotson's personal weblog |
| Popularity: | 40 Followers |
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Stanley Cemetery
Stanley Cemetery by Benjamin Tillotson Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 11:56am I'm still trying to find the best spot for some good super telephoto sunset shots. I didn't find anything quite like I was looking for but did end up in a decent spot east of Elm Creek. Unharvested field of milo. Its been a little wet for the framers around here.
Stanley Cemetery by Benjamin Tillotson Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 11:56am I'm still trying to find the best spot for some good super telephoto sunset shots. I didn't find anything quite like I was looking for but did end up in a decent spot east of Elm Creek. Unharvested field of milo. Its been a little wet for the framers around here.
The Nebraska Badlands Part II
The Nebraska Badlands Part II by Michael Tillotson Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 10:35am The low for the night at Fort Robinson, only a few miles south of us, was 28 degrees. It's definitely the coldest campout I've ever had, but with a sweatshirt, hooded jacket, sleeping bag and blanket, I kept plenty warm. In spite of my efforts to make sure everyone would be comfortable during the night, poor Micah still got a little cold. When we woke up in the morning, we had ice on our pillows. The dampness that was on our sleeping bags the evening before was now frozen. When we crawled out of our beds and tried to
The Nebraska Badlands Part II by Michael Tillotson Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 10:35am The low for the night at Fort Robinson, only a few miles south of us, was 28 degrees. It's definitely the coldest campout I've ever had, but with a sweatshirt, hooded jacket, sleeping bag and blanket, I kept plenty warm. In spite of my efforts to make sure everyone would be comfortable during the night, poor Micah still got a little cold. When we woke up in the morning, we had ice on our pillows. The dampness that was on our sleeping bags the evening before was now frozen. When we crawled out of our beds and tried to
The Nebraska Badlands
The Nebraska Badlands by Michael Tillotson Tuesday, October 20, 2009, 11:24am Sleeping in the open air on a cold night at $lt;a href=$quot;http://tcs.net/michaels_blog/?id=83$quot;$gt;Fort Robinson$lt;/a$gt; can be fun, provided you have enough blankets and a cap on your head. I slept comfortably, but when everyone got up in the morning I found out that some of the team hadn't been as comfortable. There were also reports of strange sounds in the night. Some creature had been near our campsite and made an peculiar high-to-low pitch screeching sound. Benjamin didn't think it was a bird. It ran away when th
The Nebraska Badlands by Michael Tillotson Tuesday, October 20, 2009, 11:24am Sleeping in the open air on a cold night at $lt;a href=$quot;http://tcs.net/michaels_blog/?id=83$quot;$gt;Fort Robinson$lt;/a$gt; can be fun, provided you have enough blankets and a cap on your head. I slept comfortably, but when everyone got up in the morning I found out that some of the team hadn't been as comfortable. There were also reports of strange sounds in the night. Some creature had been near our campsite and made an peculiar high-to-low pitch screeching sound. Benjamin didn't think it was a bird. It ran away when th
Fort Robinson
Fort Robinson by Michael Tillotson Monday, October 19, 2009, 10:33pm A year ago we $lt;a href=$quot;http://tcs.net/michaels_blog/?id=35$quot;$gt;took a trip to Fort Robinson$lt;/a$gt;, and we decided to take another excursion out to that part of the country. The day before our departure, Benjamin was working hard to get everything ready to go. We planned to camp out under the stars, so we packed LOTS of sleeping bags and blankets. Some very special friends let us borrow their van for the trip, so all seven of us could squeeze into one vehicle. The alarm went off at 5:00a
Fort Robinson by Michael Tillotson Monday, October 19, 2009, 10:33pm A year ago we $lt;a href=$quot;http://tcs.net/michaels_blog/?id=35$quot;$gt;took a trip to Fort Robinson$lt;/a$gt;, and we decided to take another excursion out to that part of the country. The day before our departure, Benjamin was working hard to get everything ready to go. We planned to camp out under the stars, so we packed LOTS of sleeping bags and blankets. Some very special friends let us borrow their van for the trip, so all seven of us could squeeze into one vehicle. The alarm went off at 5:00a
October 10, 2009 - Snowstorm
October 10, 2009 - Snowstorm by Benjamin Tillotson Monday, October 12, 2009, 9:19pm Much of the northern plains recieved early snowfall this year with some areas like North Platte breaking some records for the month of October with over 13$quot;. I wasn't expecting anything big but was suprised to wake up on Saturday to several inches on the ground and still snowing. I think we ended up with about 3 -4 inches. I went west
October 10, 2009 - Snowstorm by Benjamin Tillotson Monday, October 12, 2009, 9:19pm Much of the northern plains recieved early snowfall this year with some areas like North Platte breaking some records for the month of October with over 13$quot;. I wasn't expecting anything big but was suprised to wake up on Saturday to several inches on the ground and still snowing. I think we ended up with about 3 -4 inches. I went west
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