Mid-Atlantic states are known for their motley and always changing weather. In summer, for instance, many people are fond of having a relaxing day at swimming pools and other places surrounded by the already mentioned in previous articles landscapes. As Sudir Raju has already covered in other articles, Virginia and other mid-Atlantic states are the… Continue Reading
One of the activities that have accompanied us as a species for thousands of years is the observation of the stars. Observing the celestial bodies has helped us understand the concept of time, but also the concept of space. To observe the sky you do not need much knowledge, or sophisticated devices, only will. If… Continue Reading
Mid-Atlantic states are known for being the perfect scenario for carrying out a sheer array of outdoor activities: ranging from perhaps some of America’s best hiking routes to breathtaking landscapes for photographers, states like Baltimore, as mentioned in previous articles by Sudir Raju, offer a complete range of possibilities to fit every taste. Given the… Continue Reading
At first sight, and as mentioned in other articles by Sudir Raju, mid-Atlantic states and their amazing and breathtaking landscapes and trails seem to be the perfect opportunity for a quick jog or hike. However, in states such as Pennsylvania, trails and hikes are commonly used by bikers who want to have a blast crossing… Continue Reading
The mid-Atlantic portion of the country offers a sheer array of landscapes than meets the eye. As discussed in previous articles, Sudir Raju is an avid advocate of seizing the existing national parks, trails, mountains and rural areas in general to perform outdoor activities such as hiking. When it comes to deciding where to hit… Continue Reading
Although mid-Atlantic states have plenty of attractive locations for outdoor activities—especially hiking and biking locations, as per discussed in previous articles by Sudir Raju—, there are also many other physical activities that can be done around that particular area. In this post, we are going to cover some of the better places for a walk… Continue Reading
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a marked hiking trail that extends from Springer Mountain in Georgia al the way up north to Mount Katahdin in Maine. The length on the Appalachian Trail changes often as some of its paths are sometimes rerouted, but generally speaking the trek from beginning to end measures roughly 2,200… Continue Reading
The Shenandoah National Park in Virginia is one of the most beautiful locations on the east coast to hike, photograph, camp and witness some of the remnants of the history that shaped this nation. Here at Sudir Raju’s blog we have mentioned a few of its trails and some of the locations that make the… Continue Reading
Mid-Atlantic states are known for their diverse and motley weather—it can go from really sunny days in summer to difficult storms in winter; however, when it comes to enjoying outdoor activities such as hiking, trekking, etc., people who live in these states often have to pay special attention to the weather in order to avoid… Continue Reading
Maryland is known for being one of the states of the union with the best waterscapes, and, at the same time, for offering one of the widest varieties of water activities in the US. For this reason, people from all over the country travel directly to the Old Line State to practice sports and have… Continue Reading