This photo is from Panola Mountain State Park.
The lake is off the beaten path from Panola Mountain’s trail system. But it’s a lovely setting near the South River. There are 5 campsites nestled around the lake. It’s full of fish, amphibians, and birds.
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Oakland Cemetery is one of Atlanta’s first cemeteries. I live about a mile and a half from the Memorial entrance….
Banana slugs are a hilariously adorable resident of the Pacific Northwest. On my trip to Olympic National Park and Redwood National Park. I was carefully looking for them in their perfect habitat. Never saw one. But then this guy shows up right at our door step in our cottage parking lot near Willow, California.
I never notice Redbuds until the Spring, when they really show out.
Snow makes everything look beautiful wen it first falls.
One aspect about Mount Rainier National Park that I think gets taken for granted is that, because it is in such a remote, rugged area that the natural resources did not really get exploited by European settlers before it was named a national park.
Luna moths are so striking, especially when they contrast against an oak tree.
