Today's hike was out to Bingham's Graveyard and back on Hannah's Creek Trail in the Uwharrie National Forest. I had heard the Ralph Bingham chimney had fallen during the summer. Sure enough, it is a chimney pile now. It was a substantial chimney with 2 fireplaces. I have expected this chimney to come down. It looked very unstable the last couple visits.
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Oct 18 Hammonasset Beach
The rugged shoreline here is part of the massive moraine left by the last glaciation. The small rocks here are of many different types, di...
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In May of 1963, a Piper aircraft carrying 5 persons crashed into the north side of Hanging Rock Ridge. Two persons died as a result of ...
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In southern Randolph County, tucked away in a secluded field, in the flood plain of a tributary of Deep River, sits this Indian mound. It is...
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The Eno River "Swinging Bridge" is a cable suspension bridge spanning the Eno River a short distance behind the Visitor Center. ...
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