Here are some pics I took earlier this year.
I was hiking along the Great Glen Way which runs 79 miles from Fort William to Inverness.
This section of the path follows the Caledonia canal from Laggan to Fort Augustus.
Here are some pics I took earlier this year.
I was hiking along the Great Glen Way which runs 79 miles from Fort William to Inverness.
This section of the path follows the Caledonia canal from Laggan to Fort Augustus.
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.”
Winston Churchill
Great pics!Originally Posted by Shaun
The green nut looks like a Hickory Nut.
CityDweller (25-09-23), Deku Nut (25-09-23), Easy-T (25-09-23), illearth67 (25-09-23), MrG (25-09-23), Shaun (25-09-23), Sun&Soil (12-10-23)
Sounds like the Appalachian Mountains.
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Good catch! Uploaded the wrong pic
Yep!
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"...it's not easy to find real wilderness areas."
That's one reason why I started this thread. There are still unspoiled areas and a world of unseen biota for all to enjoy.
CityDweller (25-09-23), Deku Nut (25-09-23), Easy-T (25-09-23), illearth67 (25-09-23), MrG (25-09-23), Shaun (25-09-23), Sun&Soil (12-10-23)
Yes I've heard of the Appalachian mountain range they're famous even here in the UK.
Speaking of Virginia mountains, I remembered this Laurel and Hardy song lol.
I very much agree. It's good for a person's mental and physical health to get out and about in the wilds."...it's not easy to find real wilderness areas."
That's one reason why I started this thread. There are still unspoiled areas and a world of unseen biota for all to enjoy.
It's a sad fact that there are millions of people living in the UK's inner cities who never get to experience these wonderful places.
I consider myself very lucky to live in Scotland because we still have large wilderness areas where a person can go for days without seeing another soul.
In my younger days I was a very keen on hiking, camping and cycling. Unfortunately, I don't have the spare time to travel as much these days but I still manage the occasional weekend.
I'll be sure to post pics of the places I visit so you guys can see the variety of landscapes we have here.
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Found these yesterday while scouting for deer.
WINTERBERRY (llex verticillata)
SPINDLE-SHAPED YELLOW WORM CORAL (Clavulinopsis fusiformis)
CERIOPORUS MOLLIS
This sci-fi fungi develops several structural forms which depend on the substrate upon which it grows.
There’s a strange micro-world within crust fungi.
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Very cool. Are you in the midwest, mpsj?
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If i had to guess i would say ohio or northern arkansas or alabama. Am probably way off tho
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