Hiking and Exploring In Parts Of Daniel Boone National Forest and Other Areas--Part 4

This book and the others in this series are meant as guidebooks and photo books. I included many map sections with directions to places I went. I have an introduction inside each book, and a brief version on the back of each except this one. It is all about hiking and exploring where the title says. I added a commentary to this one about film and sensor size, and another one on topo maps and waterfalls. In order to keep the price down, I chose standard ink printing instead of premium. It is a compromise, but the photos still look fairly good, with some variation. They show where I went and what I saw. There is much interesting country in this region, and I was able to see many places. There are numerous cliff-lined hollows, with streams that flow after a good rain. They all have waterfall sites, and generally they are active only during and shortly after a lot of rain. Even so, they are interesting to explore, and occasionally I and whoever I was with found some waterfalls to see and photograph. Sometimes it is only a trickle, but other times it can be more interesting. The cliffs themselves are interesting, and I included many photos of them in my books. I took a documentary approach to all this.