I was reading Sandra of Mad Snapper blog fame's post today.
It brought back memories of camping in the lush, earthy, dampish Redwood Forests
Of Northern California.
I treasure the feelings that are evoked from seeing the quiet stillness of the trees.
I also loved seeing the new growth of the fern fronds.
Be sure to enlarge these photos to see the photos at their best.
Can't you almost see this unfurling before your eyes?
Thanks for bringing back these delicious memories for me this morning.
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I read Sandra's today and when I just read yours - hers popped in my mind.
Remember the book Where The Red Ferns grow - I never thought about if there were really red ferns.
Love, sandie
What a wonderful macro shot of nature's intricate beauty!
I eagerly wait to see those first new fern fronds uncurl. There is a special beauty about them.
the photo of the fern is so realistic it looks like it will move any second and unfurl. I would love to see these redwoods and the ferns. I have seen them in movies but not with my own eyes
Hi Sue ~ Know you are busy with your Trunk and Treat. Glad you got my text and phone #. Will look forward to a chat when you have time.
That second picture is amazing!!!
I absolutely love the California Redwoods! Majestic and inspiring.Love your pics....
Love that little fern about to unfurl. I would love to see the redwoods in person!
I love the redwoods and you captured that fern perfectly. It's a stunning photo.
oh i love that unfurling fern ...so beautiful. I love the forest and am so glad i can see it every day. I love trees that have little elf doors in them...i always wonder how they got made that way....
In Canada we cook and eat those unfurling baby ferns, they are known as fiddleheads!
Loved the California redwoods and the closeup of the fern is such a dramatic reminder of the miracle of God's beautiful world.
Hi Sue..... I have eaten them but have never cooked them myself, however here's a recipe:
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/106735/sauteed-fiddleheads/
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