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Forest Footpaths Become Cute Creeks!

I am in some Maryland mountains on a warm, sunny spring day, after a few days of rain. Some footpaths are now trickling little creeks, emptying into the year-round, main stream, over tiny waterfalls.




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Wow…loving the lush greens of new sprouts…😍
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@Vivaci

OMG, that is so neat!

I once saw a mom and three cubs running in a valley in Yellowstone. I was up on a hill where the road was. I did not spot them myself. Rather, there was a traffic jam up ahead and I looked to see what all the other people were looking at or trying to see. I had no camera back them, though.

A few years later, I had my phone, and came upon a traffic jam near Lake Yellowstone. I saw a solitary grizzly, which I filmed from my car! Here is a still I made back then, which I shared on here:

@JoyfulSilence It really was a spine chilling experience…they’re so swift, and you can only hope they don’t turn around and attack you…that’s the uncertainty with wild animals, isn’t it?

In my case I was alone playing in the lake water and the rest of our group was sitting up on one of the decks.

Oh yeah…I remember you sharing this pic…what a magnificent beast!
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@Vivaci

Fortunately, most of my animal encounters are with local birds and squirrels.

The geese are so territorial, chasing each other around. And if one adult goose gets too close to a parent and its babies, the parent lunges!

Lake Tahoe sounds neat. Someday I will have to get out there and see the Sierras.
Gangstress · 41-45, F
I would spend time there. Looks absolutely beautiful 😍
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@Gangstress

It is Catoctin Mountain National Park, in western Maryland.

Camp David is in the park, too.
SW-User
That looks like such a beautiful forest to explore
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
@SW-User

It is one of my favorites. I have visited it all saeasons, even when the path was covered in snow.

But this is the first time I had ever been here when the path had become a creekbed!

 
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