| Watch Your Step - Taken in Custer National Forest near Red Lodge, Montana |
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Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2012
Photography, Watch Your Step
Thought I would share a little picture I just uploaded to my Flickr. Watch Your Step. Enjoy:)
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Friday, January 27, 2012
Travel, Redwood National Park
Today has been a great day so far. First my classes were cancelled for reasons I do not care to know! And then I came home and got almost all of my homework finished. Now I have the whole Friday to enjoy. Should continue to be a great day! Hope all is well for you as well!
To add on to my series last week about lesser-known places I think more people should visit, I am going to outline the Redwood National Park and the reasons why it should be on the top of your list of places to visit. I toured the Park in August of 2010 and it is by far one of my favorite places to explore. The sheer magnitude of the trees around you is breathtaking, and when you look up at the canopy and witness what seems to be miles and miles of vegetation there are simply no words to describe it. It is a euphoric and delightful experience that you all need to experience.
The following video is a very funny video about being "Hooked on Humboldt" which is the county home to Redwood National Park. I certainly had a few laughs from it, I hope you do to! Enjoy :)
To add on to my series last week about lesser-known places I think more people should visit, I am going to outline the Redwood National Park and the reasons why it should be on the top of your list of places to visit. I toured the Park in August of 2010 and it is by far one of my favorite places to explore. The sheer magnitude of the trees around you is breathtaking, and when you look up at the canopy and witness what seems to be miles and miles of vegetation there are simply no words to describe it. It is a euphoric and delightful experience that you all need to experience.
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| Me climbing a large Redwood |
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| Looking up toward the canopy! |
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| Beautiful forest view |
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| Me and my car driving through a Redwood! |
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