Notis! Trespassers Will Be Percecuted…
A photo of this sign was recently passed along to me in an email.  The sign, located somewhere outside of Greensboro, North Carolina, is one of the funnier signs I have ever seen and I hope that you are able to laugh as well when you read it!  I would probably stop “hell raisin” on his place after reading this sign, so I would say his “Notis” sign was a success

Constellation Orion
Last night, as I was taking the trash out, I happened to look to the eastern horizon and noticed an old friend making his seasonal entrance in the night sky.  The constellation Orion, a hunter by trait, appears every year toward the end of fall, as winter draws near.  He ca

Montpelier Hunt Horse Races
Last Saturday, I had the opportunity to attend the 72nd Montpelier Hunt Horse Races located in beautiful central Virginia.  Montpelier, home to President James Madison, offers amazing views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and provides the perfect setting for a day of horse racing with a flat track and steeple chase arrangement.  As will most horse races, it is custom

Wasatch Canyons Tomorrow Program
For those that have been fortunate enough to spend any amount of time in the Wasatch mountains of Utah, probably understand what a special place it is.  Utah, in general, offers outdoor enthusiast of all kinds, the opportunity to pursue their passions to the fullest.  As you might imagine, this ability is drawing quite a crowd.  With an expected doubling in population over the next 3 decades it is vital that Utah is very careful in how they decide to handle this explosion in population.  Water quality, air quality and recreational land use are just a few topics being discussed, and in the midst of it all are the Wasatch Canyons.  The County of Salt Lake is working on de

How To Tune Your Own Skis
With the ski and snowboard season just around the corner, it’s time to get your gear ready.  One of my favorite things to do is give my boards a good preseason tune.  It’s a great way to get psyched up and take inventory of your ski equipment, so you’re not scrambling the night before opening day to find your ski boots or goggles.   Speaking of taking an inventory of your equipment, if it turns out that something is either missing or it’s time to replace it, check out the