Last weekend we took a stroll through Lady Bird Johnson Grove, a looping trail through a sliver of old growth redwood forest.
Enjoy some of the sights: the magestic
and the minature.
(I got to use that micro lens on my camera.)
A variety of ferns and other plants grow on fallen trees. What a feast for the eyes. What a lovely slice of heaven.
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Don't you feel really humble under the height of those magnificent trees?
I love taking pictures while walking but after I strap on the water bottle, the fanny pack and the camera, I feel like a packmule.
Those huge trees are tough to photograph, aren't they? You really almost have to be there to appreciate how big they really are. Do you know whether those big three-leaf clover things in your last photo are sorrel or not? Great photos of a fabulous part of CA!
You got some great shots of the forest. I could almost smell the pines. I have not yet been there and it is a place I yearn to see.
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