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- Patrick Parker rides across a 1930s railway trestle almost 300 feet above the forest.
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Riding bikes on Hiawatha trail
By PATRICK PARKER - Roaming Parkers
Sat,10/29/22-12:03PM , 854 Reads
“Swift of foot was Hiawatha; He could shoot an arrow from him, And run forward with such fleetness, That the arrow fell behind him.” — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, “The Song of Hiawatha”
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Percy Quin paddle trip reveals nature’s wonders
By PATRICK PARKER - Special to the Enterprise-Journal
Thu,07/02/20-6:21PM , 559 Reads
Recently I re-read Ernest Herndon’s classic 2001 travelogue/guidebook, “Canoeing Mississippi,” and it has reignited my interest in paddling.
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- Tents glow in the foreground while the lights of the city of Moshi, Tanzania, can be seen in the far distance in this shot from Barranco Valley.
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Getting down from Kilimanjaro not so simple
By PATRICK PARKER - For the Enterprise-Journal
Sun,02/11/18-4:44AM , 656 Reads
Second in a two-part series about a recent journey to Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa, by Pat and Elise Parker of Magnolia.

Kilimanjaro has a serious intimidation factor to it. The mountain does Jedi mind tricks on you.

The name, Kilima Njaro, even means, “The mountain that is hard to overcome.”
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- The sun is setting on Pat and Elise Parker as they trek across a snowy, rocky slope in Tanzania, Africa, while Mount Kilimanjaro still peeks up into the sunlight.
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Magnolia couple back from Mount Kilimanjaro
By PATRICK PARKER
Sun,02/04/18-12:17AM , 738 Reads
First in a two-part series

The Roaming Parkers, Patrick and Elise Parker of Magnolia, recently returned from the adventure of a lifetime. At the beginning of January we traveled to Tanzania in Eastern Africa, where we set out to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
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