Forest Trail
Last week we went on a quad ride to Tony Lake where I discovered elk munching greens in the logging slash and hail preserved under the forest canopy.
As I walked away from the Tony Lake campsite, I was immediately engulfed by large second growth trees. They've been reaching for the sky for almost a hundred years now. Down below it stays cool and moist thanks to an almost complete sky covering, with just enough sun peaking through to make everything grow green and lush.
It's always beautiful whether you look down or up. -- Margy
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What a beautiful area to explore. Happy Skywatch to you too.
Becky
Great shot, I took a very similar one inn North Vancouver a few years ago, I was absolutely awed by the height and size of the red pines in the forest there :o)
Oh, wow....Beautiful. Thank you.
thanks for sharing!
have a great day!
xoxo,
fickle
Sky in Summer
Wonderful! I love standing under these tall, tall trees and looking upward! You caught the feeling perfectly. By the way, I think I can smell that strawberry jam cooking . . . Heavenly!
100years! I would like to see them. It looks like your spring is a head of ours. So green!
Super shot, Margy...those big, old Trees on the Coast have my heart!
lovely shot of the sky looking up through the trees-
What a great place to be out and about!
What an exciting and lovely trail. It's amazing to hold the beauty and wonder of nature. Thank you for your visit on my site.
sounds like a great hike for sure! awesome trees!
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