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Tag Archives: Redwwod Forest
May Post 4 – She is Tall, She is Old, She is Awesome!
Last week I drove 300 miles to buy a bookmark, one I had seen at the ranger station gift shop in Prairie Creek State Park. I could probably have purchased it in the National Park store here in the city, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bald Mt, Croning, Lupine, Prarie Creek State Park, Redwoods, Redwwod Forest, Roosevelt Elk, She Prersisted, Stacy Boorn
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February Week 3 – Stars in the Forest and in the Sky
Walking into the redwoods on Mt. Tamalpias always provides a sensual experience: the feel of the soft-needled floor of the forest, the smell of the bay leaves, the sounds of silence interrupted by the call of the raven, the sight … Continue reading
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Tagged Redwwod Forest, trillium, Western Trillium, wildflowers
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