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A breathtaking view as we enter Sequoia National Park. |
Going at springtime had advantages; the different trees were blooming at the lower elevations. |
A close up view of a waterfall... |
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Moss growing on some rocks |
and that is where we are headed to... |
Near the top, a glorious view even though it was cloudy and rain was on the horizon. |
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This tree earned a spot on the blog, due to its size as well as the natural heart etched into the bark...ahww... |
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These are mighty tall trees |
A snowman for the grandkids...Katherine, Colin, and Kannon |
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Of course, if you go to Sequoia National Park, we have to take pictures with people in the trees. |
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This was a tree that had fallen over a hundred years ago. Pretty neat on the inside and about ten degrees warmer. |
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Looking through the fallen sequoia. |
This here is a really big pine cone of some variety. |
These trees were just amazing in person |
At lower elevations, wold flowers were just starting to dot the grassy fields. |
these pictures are beautiful!! I can't wait to see more !
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What the hell....I can't believe those pics. So that is what a State Park setting is supposed to look like. What the hell are we doing in Texas!
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