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Is it dead? Is it alive? What ever state it is, it was worthy of a shot. Reminds me of sea coral.
This resembles forest I'm in. Dead sticks standing from the fire while the new growth trees make there way into the forest.
A nice little fluff ball.
The sun popped out just in the right time for this. I can't get over the contrast from red to green and the textures in that red leaf plant thingy.
A little more green making it's way into the forest.
Don't forget the little views too!
So much detail, yet so fragile.
Everytime I look at this, I want eggs. The tops of the mushrooms with paprika and pepper apparently.
Sort of eerie, minus the sort.
I'm glad I did stay up. What a view!
What I thought was some amazing meteor breaking up in the sky, may have actually been the SpaceX launch of Starlink. A series of 60 satellites all launched seconds apart. Unfortunately with a long exposure, it just looks like a streak rather than the dots that they were.
The green zone between Horseshoe and Lake Three.
Moody islands on Lake One
Moody islands on Lake One
Hike Out - Just before sunrise - Good morning Mirror Lake
Mirror Lake Camp - Watching The Sunrise
Good morning Split Rock Lighthouse - Wishing there were more clouds to really make the sunrise more interesting, I looked for a more abstract approach to capture the sunrise.
Chasing the light- Watching the colors fade to black.
Good morning Powwow!
Trees still budding and flowering up on the northland.
More flowering somethings. I walked by this plant many times on the way to the lake for water refills. I figured I'd capture it before it got stepped on. Amazingly, it survived all our foot traffic.
Another great dinner supplied by Trailtopia
Nothing wrong with a little chocolate oatmeal for a relaxing breakfast as I watch the day wake up.
