If you have not visited, Go. JUST GO.
“…All in the court of her majesty, Mother Nature. She chose this place to erect her monuments…”
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Super Natural, indeed.
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Wow! Bucket list just expanded. This is a place I’ve never ventured to, pal, but clearly it’s time….
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Come on Lori. You’ll never be the same!😀
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Isn’t this the ‘neck of the woods’ where you grew up? And if yes, why did you leave?!
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Of course. Why did I leave? To give the rest of the planet a chance!
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Ha!
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it is incredibly beautiful and i’d love to visit one day. i’m off to ireland this summer –
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WOW,
Big smile.
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Camped there, visited the forests and lakes many times…this makes me long for it once again. Thanks!
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Me too Paula….
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Reblogged this on Bright, shiny objects! and commented:
On my bucket list…
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Such a soul nourishing entry into my day. I have been to this magical place, but much too long ago. Time to plan another exploration. Thanks for the reminder David.
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Yes. Magical. Thank you Peg.
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Majestic.🌄 Great piece…hope their tourist board is using this one.
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They are. It’s their commissioned work.
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Brilliant. And of course…they were working with great material. ☺
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Such a gift, thank you…”natural abundance”, the gift of the natural earth, “the true currency of life”…I thrive within the beauty of the clean air, out among the trees…shortly I’ll be hiking along the river where the fern lilies bow and then across the native grass Oak Savannah, up along the mountain side trials abundant with the beauty of spring wildflowers, across foot bridges over the flowing streams, into the cover of the incense Cedars, Fir, (wondering if it is too early to be gifted with the Joy of the fairy slipper orchids) Alder, Ash climbing…then descending, emerging into the open then across the bridge where last time I lingered looking at the water lilies, which are early this year. I maybe be treated to them flowering this week! Meandering past the wood violets, the emerging bleeding hearts, cow parsnip and purple delphiniums, to come out further south along the river. I’ll follow the trial back, past the short, narrow gorge where the water flows, tumbling into the river…then to the car, refreshed…
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Oh, how lucky you are to be in proximity to hike in this backyard.
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ah, “fawn lilies” not fern lilies! Maybe the camas, cat’s ears and wild iris will be out…
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Yeah, we like it here. Can’t imagine leaving.
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I bet!
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How soothing! Thank you for this beautiful share, David.
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It was for me too Helen. Thanks.
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I just smile.
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This is poetic. I need to go there. I may need to move there…..
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Yes. You do Roseanne. Soon.
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I’m going to go…someday. It’s my dream place. 🙂
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As the ad describes it, Super Natural
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great vid – been half a lifetime since I camped out/hitched my way across B.C.
would love to do it again sometime soon !
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You hitched across B.C. ?
Wow.
I lived there for 20 years and didn’t do that!
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Geez, what an ad campaign! Like Lori, on the Bucket List it goes.
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Hiked Monday, instead, as an event was happening at the hiking spot on Sunday and I wanted to have solitude… the pond lilies have yet to flower….I did see some sweet Fairy slipper orchids, a few wild irises!! some larkspur, bleeding-hearts, trillium’s, fawn lilies, some shooting stars, some Camus and a few others. This year the blooming season is Early!
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Miracles early!
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