Elevation of Co Rd, Cardington, OH, USA

Campfire by fensterbme

4I9 at Dusk by Lunken Spotter

June 5 36 by cdubya1971

iPhone stuff by cdubya1971

The Farm by Joseph Cerulli

So now we've come to the end of the riprap, along Sams Creek downstream of a dam. by Tim Kiser

Squishy footfalls grind fallen wet leaves into mud, in November in Ohio. by Tim Kiser

Brown beech green honeysuckle November Ohio. by Tim Kiser

RAVINE SCENE NOVEMBER OHIO, invasive honeysuckle-strewn. by Tim Kiser

Leaf-litter footpath thru woods of bush honeysuckle. by Tim Kiser

Wrong leaves. by Tim Kiser

Pedestrian movement thru thickets of invasive bush honeysuckle, in wet November. by Tim Kiser

To express the character of Sams Creek near its mouth: a picture of it!, in late November. by Tim Kiser

Ah the mottled bark of an american sycamore, shown here among a woods overgrown with invasive bush honeysuckle. by Tim Kiser

To inform your understanding of the landscape of north-central Ohio in the 2020s. by Tim Kiser

Beechleaf show Nov 23. by Tim Kiser

Let WHETSTONE CREEK be your introduction to the Olentangy River drainage basin. by Tim Kiser

In Mount Gilead State Park in central Ohio were the streambanks of Whetstone Creek, seen here lined with invading thickets of bush honeysuckle. by Tim Kiser

It tells what I saw: Whetstone Creek in north-central Ohio, last November. by Tim Kiser

IMG_5948 (2) by OBPC

Brown grasses in a chilly breeze, at the edge of a cropland in gray November. by Tim Kiser

November bleak cropland Ohio. by Tim Kiser

Soothing to look at, in their calm, were these Kokosing River creekwaters. by Tim Kiser

I loved the cloudy gray-brown waters of this reach of the Kokosing River. by Tim Kiser

Onward small waters!, flow ye slightly downhill. by Tim Kiser

November daylight brought views of tangled messes of brown grasses and shrubby plants to the people who were in Morrow County, Ohio, that day, including me. by Tim Kiser

In November gloom, slowly flowed the Kokosing River, small. by Tim Kiser

The Great Seal of the State of Ohio should be redesigned to depict an old field in the process of returning to woods. by Tim Kiser

Kokosing River in gray. by Tim Kiser

Kokosing River creeklike. by Tim Kiser

In Ohio on glacial drift atop the western edge of the Allegheny Plateau, an old field becomes woods again. by Tim Kiser

"Lo, the Kokosing River!" I bellowed into the distant noise of Interstate 71. by Tim Kiser

Even among November gloom, sluggish creekwaters attractively reflect the bare trees of the woodland through which they slowly flow. by Tim Kiser

For years I had wondered what this 'Kokosing River' looked like, which I had only ever seen represented as a squiggly line on a map. by Tim Kiser

Gone to gloom, the Kokosing River: I loved it! by Tim Kiser

In central Ohio, an overgrown agricultural field is a nature preserve now. by Tim Kiser

2012/01/24 by Yuna Kim1