This wilderness park is my very favorite place to hike. It’s a five minute walk from my front door. A three (?) -day photo extravaganza because there are just so many photos. Oh, and when you see the mushrooms tomorrow, those are oyster mushrooms and yes, they are edible. *I think I’m interviewed at Stacey Espino’s on Tuesday - http://www.staceyespino.blogspot.com/
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Beautiful pictures.
It’s gorgeous! My dog Molly and I would love to hike those trails and see you and Jake. The hills behind my house are a steep workout and overlook the sea but on any sunny day we have to cope with basking rattlesnakes by the tens… I get a little extra aerobic work running from snakes. Yikes!
XXOO Kat
Thanks, Amber.
Ack! Kat - I would never walk there! I’ve only seen one rattlesnake at this park. He’d stretched across the trail and my dog, Louie, and I were able to turn around and go a different way. I’ve run into three at the other park where we hike - one was gigantor disguised as a rattlesnake. He had an enormous head. I’m not so much afraid of them as concerned my dog will get bit…but I think if I had to hop over a rattlesnake obstacle course, I wouldn’t like it one bit.
This is beautiful! Wow, I’m so jealous. I want to move to your part of town.
Oh wow that looks so pretty…I could get inspired by the view..
Look idyllic. So green!
Green here with envy.
This time of year, Florida is many shades of brown.