After hiking to the end of the trail we found that we had Hidden Beach all to ourselves. What a gem! This was one of our favorite excursions of the trip.
My seaweed photo collection
Next we drove through Jedidiah Smith State Park on a one lane road so narrow that it sometimes felt like the side mirrors of the car were going to scrape the bark off the trees. In places the road had a dark, mysterious feel to it which added to the ambiance.
My sweet husband with a beautiful quote by Shakespeare.
While at J.S. Park we hiked a little trail down to the Smith River where we got a great view of the Redwood trees.
Later that same day we hiked a charming trail in Redwood National Park called the Brown Creek Trail.
Clover-like sorrel and mosses carpet the forest floor...
Along with ferns and skunk cabbages
Our last stop of the day was to visit some tide pools at low tide.
3 comments:
Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and sharing their name stories, I loved it! What regal names! I am following you so I can read more about yall and the dogs :) im in love with newfies!
What a really good blog page - I loved the video of your 2 - very funny! The holiday photos are so good and I've bookmarked this blog to come back and read more from you. Thanks for sharing and good luck with your adoption plans - I hope your babies won't be jealous!!
puppy toys
Oh I wish I'd taken photos of my doggie growing up - they are both gorgeous and very lucky dogs with all their adventures. Lovely blog, will read more thanks.
harnesses for dogs
Post a Comment