The Ned

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About Me

I am a outdoorsy, eclectic and as some say, an unusual character. I tend to be somewhat bold and have been known to do some ballsy things over the years. It might be hard to find me at times, unless you're willing to go the distance and wander into to the deep woods, a far coast or at other times in the thick of some frey.

My Interests

My interest are a mile wide and and inches deep in most cases. But what brings me here to myspace is the art of photograhy. I love nature and wildlife photography, I also seek out places like abandoned homes, one room schools and farms, looking for the hints of life past and things abandoned. I travel, often with camera in tow so that I can capture the life and images of the places I visit. You can see more of my work at T E.See more photos: others favorites on TrekEarth

I'd like to meet:

People who like pictures, who take pictures, who like pictures taken and especially anyone that would like to buy pictures... hint hint. I like taking people pics when I get the chance and would welcome an opportunity to work with an up and coming model.

Music:

I like almost all music, but especially rock and roll and blues. Zepplin, Doors and Eric Clapton come to mind if you're talking artist, but also have many other favorites.

Movies:

Movies aren't high on my list, but a good movie with the right person is always a good thing.

Television:

This is where I get boring. I do little network TV and if it's on, it's usually documentaries, except on Race Day.

Books:

Alaska Beauty

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Wadopana

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Waltz of Flowers

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On the Road

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Animals Rule

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My Blog

Roads History and Aumusement

In one of my early blogs, I mentioned how as a kid I saw the world from the backseat of my families car. On my recent trip to the Outer Banks for the family retreat, my brothers began talking on this...
Posted by The Ned on Sat, 29 Sep 2007 05:49:00 PST

OBX Week

For the first time, my immediate family gathered for a week long retreat. Most of the family lives in Florida, with the exception of my daughter and myself and one niece who lives on the left coast. S...
Posted by The Ned on Mon, 24 Sep 2007 06:18:00 PST

The Last Best Places

I had a fortunate break at work last week with a business trip to Montana. If you're a reader of my blog you already know my love of this "Last Best Place". After dropping off my co-worker, I hit the ...
Posted by The Ned on Wed, 05 Sep 2007 08:26:00 PST

Back To Alaska (Part 5)

After picking up my rental car at Ted Stevens Airport in Anchorage, I set out on the Seward Highway. As the road makes it's way south, it edges along Turnagain Arm into the Chugach National Forest. ...
Posted by The Ned on Thu, 09 Aug 2007 08:17:00 PST

National Pow Wow

After my six part blog on my recent trip to Alaska, I'm happy to post a different subject. This past weekend was the annual National Pow Wow in Washington DC. It was held at the Verizon Center with th...
Posted by The Ned on Tue, 14 Aug 2007 08:35:00 PST

Back To Alaska (Part 6)

I wasn't sure whether to call this Blog Part 6 or Conclusion. After tossing it around, I decided to just call it Part 6, because it's possible that I may have a few more frames to share once I've...
Posted by The Ned on Sun, 12 Aug 2007 07:56:00 PST

Back To Alaska (Part 4)

Traveling the Dalton Highway was great, but after 9 days of camping in the rain, sleeping on gravely ground and out of clean clothes I was looking forward to my return to Fairbanks. Fairbanks is the ...
Posted by The Ned on Mon, 06 Aug 2007 04:59:00 PST

Back To Alaska (Part 3)

After having spent a week at Denali, it was time to move on to the next leg of my journey; The Dalton Highway and the North Slope. When I had last visited this area, I only spent a couple days before...
Posted by The Ned on Mon, 30 Jul 2007 06:47:00 PST

Back To Alaska (Part 2)

Some say that Denali is the crown jewel of American Parks. I have to say that I tend to agree with that, because of all the national parks I have been to, it is the wildest and most remote of ...
Posted by The Ned on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 10:21:00 PST

Back To Alaska (Part 1)

Alaska... Wow! Once again I was stunned by the beauty, awed by the grandure and overwhelmed by the extemes of this wonderland they call Americas Last Frontier. I spent 3 weeks camping along the way wh...
Posted by The Ned on Wed, 25 Jul 2007 08:52:00 PST