A misty mountain hike
Getting to walk in forested places rejuvenates me and makes me breathe a little deeper. I usually don’t take many photos when I’m on long hikes because I don’t see a lot of wildlife and because I tend to be more focused on just experiencing. But here are a few sights that caught me eye on my last hike. If you can get out today, I hope you enjoy it, but if you can’t, hopefully these shots will remind you to take a breath.
A wide forested landscape with water in between rolling hills.
Striped turkey tail fungus in shades of green and beige growing on a mossy tree trunk.
Layered turkey tail fungus climbing up a tree trunk with ferns below.
Bright light is tricky, but I couldn’t pass up with sunshine-y lichen with a tiny spiderweb on the left if you look closely.
A lichen-covered branch lit up in the sun next to a shiny spiderweb.
Mist rises up from a mossy hill with trees in the background.
The day was brightly sunny and cold with a lot of moisture in the air, so the ground was just covered in mist evaporating from the moss.
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