When you feel like you own a patch of this earth :)

We drove to The Otway Fly Treetop walk today - but the most fun was had on a 30km stretch of road that we felt belonged to only us! We did not see a car in either direction - so just stopped wherever we wanted to, and roamed up and down at will. Consequently it took us 4 hours instead of 90 minutes to arrive at our destination :)

[HTGT]

Totally beautiful shot!!

[Dave59]

Wonderful spot (shot) on the planet, Denise!

[Claire]

Lovely scene

[Bep]

Our country is very densely populated; there are not many places where "you feel like you own a patch of this earth". Love your title and picture.

[Debbie]

What a fabulous shot. It kind of makes you feel small and insignificant.

[Lynne]

Fabulous shot and sounds like a wonderful day trip.

[Margaret Brown]

What a lovely place to call your own!! Super shot

[gloria jones]

Super shot, composition and sense of scale

[carol white]

A lovely scene. Fav!! 😃

[Paul]

Beautiful scene!

[Joyce]

Great splash of red amongst all the wonderful tress

[Milanie]

What a fun trip that must have been! Love how tiny the spot of red is amount those big trees.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

how lovely :)

[wendy frost]

Looks lovely . Great capture.

[Joan Robillard]

Fun to get carried away like that.

[Babs]

Fabulous, such huge trees, love the splash of red.

[Merrelyn]

Lovely shot😀

[Rick]

Great capture. Interesting looking trees.

[richard saffold]

that is an exotic looking forest.

[Tony]

Impressive capture. The human appears insignificant among those forest giants.

[sally agnew]

Beautiful vegetation and majestic trees :)

[Pyrrhula]

Great capture of those beautiful trees and the candid of the photographer

[Dyan Stevens]

Great shot of the woods with the splash of red in the roadway. Sounds like my kind of road. I'm constantly looking to see if there is a car behind me so I can stop.

[Rachel]

Fabulous tall trees. That person really gives us the scale.

[Tracy]

Beautiful scene and love the red. Such a great sense of scale!

[Margaret Snell]

Lovely trees