Cairns and Sweet Peas

Strolling long between the Redwoods and the Smith River, feeling like the first people to ever set foot here, suddenly confronted with the reality that we were not.

[Sterling Rush]

Nice landscape shot. Oh, now I see what you're talking about.

[karenann]

I'm smiling .... such a lovely spot! And then the little reminders of "reality!" In spite of that (and they're really not so bad) this is a beautiful pov .. gorgeous lighting and textures. I wonder if there really are many places around the world where nobody else has been, Dixie. Interesting thought.

[R L Anderson]

Few if any places where no foot has srepped, reality today is you probably trigger 4 or 5 stealth game cameras each walk you take like this! :-(

[Becca Hayes]

What? Those aren't natural rock formations? ;o)

[Joyce Wells]

This is so pretty, Dixie! The rock formations getting you thinking!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Hmmmm- who put them there? (o: Nice shot Dixie! (This could show up in one of your stories.)

[alia_801]

Cute little cairns! Looks like a wonderful spot :)

[Terry]

great place for a walk

[Peter de Graaff]

Amazing always how cairns make appearances as markers of passing by

[Livia]

The evidence is undeniable! A pretty shot! 8)

[carol white]

Great little cairns,lovely scenery!!

[summerfield]

did you make your own to add to that collection? i would have. it is nice to see a lot of greens which will soon disappear. nice shot, dixie.

[Dixie Goode]

@summerfield Greens never disappear here. When they tell you to stick it where the sun don't shine they mean Del Norte County