I never showed anyone the path to this area, because, other than this brief moment when dark clouds opened up, there really is nothing there. Again, luck to be lugging the 8x10 at the time.
My! You have been busy! And your images are wonderful as always.
I have been to Photostock, then Maine and back, so that took up much of my time, then finding a pack suitable to carry my newly acquired gear (undoubtedly can't get any heavier!), and finally my car broke (subframe) so have been spending a lot of time on that. And just have been tied up.
As for Pennsylvania locations, I'm at a loss, especially for large format which is why I looked up our old group, hoping to force my self to go out. The place I have become very fond of is in Cook Forest State Park. It's a bit mountainous, but if you like to climb with a pack it's great. I haven't ventured out climbing trails with this pack (about 45 lbs) yet, so I'm going to have to get back in shape. Most of the places where I do go require a lot of walking until I find something that calls to me. I'm relearning everything at this point, since it's been a while since I've done any field work with an 8x10.
I think we should keep this going and eventually settle on something that works with scheduling. Once I get used to carrying the pack, I'll feel better.
I look forward to that!
I'll try to find someplace that is within a reasonable distance to where we used to go, only in PA. I also very much enjoy the North Country Trail, but am not really familiar with the Ohio side.