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Tiny Fenced Paths in the Enchanted Forest at Honeyman State Park (+5 insets)

(+5 insets)

Very quick post today!

Today's Picture
This is what greets the lucky hiker who makes it to this point if walking several miles to get there from the Honeyman State Park campground. I just about fell over with this incredible sight! Light streaming down through the conifers, shadow lines across the trail, and tiny log fencing covered with moss to show that the path is a loop! It is a magical place and feels wonderful to walk through.

Today's Insets
Inset #1: The Salmonberry trees were in full bloom and shed their petals like magenta-colored snow. I found this petal sticking to a fern and thought it was too beautiful to ignore!

Inset #2: Fuchsias, including this droplet-covered bud, loved this environment and there were many planted bushes around the campground to admire. These plants are native to Central and South America and are commonly used as an added shrub to Oregon parks.

Inset #3 & 4: On my way to the trail to the forest loop, I walk along Cleawox lake, and in a little feeder stream I found this gorgeous Skunk Cabbage blossom. They are simply magnificent! I would have to say though, that I've never noticed any smell from these plants, even when I've walked through a massive patch of them in bloom. I love these plants with their HUGE leaves that glow with the light shining through them. The flowers are equally treasured and I feel so happy whenever I am lucky enough to see them!

Inset #5 & #6: Here are another pair of pictures to show the sand dunes that are so close to our campground and encompass one side of Cleawox Lake. I loved them!

Thank You For Stopping By
Your visits, comments and stars really make my day and I appreciate this so much, especially since I've not been able to return the favor. Thank you for stopping by! Please take care of yourselves and have a great weekend!

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37 comments

Boro said:

Superbes
2 years ago ( translate )

Ulrich John said:

HFF and a very nice weekend for you, Janet !
2 years ago ( translate )

cammino said:

Beautiful view and nice atmosphere in a coniferous forest. I can see that some deciduous trees are developing as well. In Germany, all coniferous monocultures are currently being converted into mixed forests, which are more stable against climate change. Very nice also the close-up with the fuchsia.
2 years ago

Peter Castell said:

It is indeed an enchanted forest with some wonderful vegetation and views, the fact that it is a long walk is a good thing it reduces the number of visitors, enjoy your weekend
2 years ago

Nouchetdu38 said:

a nice walk into the nature thanks to your excellent photos, Janet!!!!!
Have a nice and healthy weekend*****
2 years ago

Günter Klaus said:

.......sehr schön liebe Janet,es sind meistens die Kleinigkeiten,die einen glücklich machen,deine Runde ist immer sehenswert,wunderschöne Aufnahmen hast wieder gemacht:))

......wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))
2 years ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure said:

A very beautiful place, Janet.
2 years ago ( translate )

grobi358 said:

Wonderful forest Janet, especially I like the third inset!
2 years ago ( translate )

Doug Shepherd said:

Love the light and shadows in the forest Janet. A fine collection of PiPs also, especially like the closeups.

HFF and enjoy your weekend
2 years ago

Boarischa Krautmo said:

wonderful series!
2 years ago ( translate )

Peggy C said:

Janet, Your travels and photo-descriptions of them belong in a book I'm as serious as can be.!
2 years ago

trester88 said:

Was für ein fantastisches Licht, Janet! Eine wunderschöne Serie!
HFF und ein schönes Wochenende!
2 years ago ( translate )

Percy Schramm said:

That' s really a beautiful landscape and a fantastic light. HFF, wish you a sunny weekend, Janet !
2 years ago

José Manuel Polo said:

Naturaleza muy natural y un pedazo de fotos.
2 years ago ( translate )

Jenny McIntyre said:

Oh wow Janet, what a lovely place for a walk, and to stay close by must have been heaven. As you know I just love water droplets on flowers. As for those sand dunes - what beautiful coloured sand. So white and soft. It's no wonder you and Steve enjoy going there. I'm with Peggy C above - your travels and photo descriptions do deserve to belong in a book. Think about it. I am housebound so reading about and seeing your fantastic pictures, makes me feel I'm there with you. Thank you so much for sharing your exploits with us. Have a great weekend sweetie xx
2 years ago