The fog creates a great effect as it rolls across town. I like the looks of that massive tree in the back in this photo.

This is beautiful art with layers that create a sense of depth and motion.

The views of the surrounding hills and mountains are spectacular. I like the mix of plants in this area. This photo looks like a Monet painting.

You're right. It has that old growth look. The ones in Muir Woods look much more massive. There used to be huge ones here too, but many were logged, so it's mostly second growth forest now.

I got lucky that I had this nature shot to go with the poem. :)

Thank you, @jlinaresp and @visualshots team.

That's a nice and well managed conservation area. Awesome place.

Thank you, @brumest and @curangel. It's great to see my hiking adventures in the compilation.

Thank you for including my photography in this edition.

Let the summer fires burn

It's a great preservation effort to keep a healthy ecosystem.

An art mystery.

A small green valley where a slow stream flows And leaves long strands of silver on the bright Grass; from the mountaintop stream the Sun's Rays; they fill the hollow full of light. Asleep In The Valley

That's an interesting looking ivy. The ones that I see here have pointy tips on the leaves instead of rounded.

I enjoyed this carefully crafted tale. The prose in particular had a nice rhythm and construction like this following paragraph: On the other side of town, Tom had managed to get out of the house, and

I like the variation of light across this particular photograph. It's well balanced and adds a beautiful softness to the scene.

Congratulations to the curated works. Thank you for mentioning my hiking photographs.

Fantastic comment by @avdesing on this photography post. It's great to see it curated. Thank you.

It's an intriguing story. What a tragic coincidence that they would die in the same year. I wonder if there was something about the paint chemicals they were using in their art. I couldn't find anything

What an incredible exhibition, and it has a fascinating history. I like how father and son worked on these pieces. That's amazing to think about. The paintings are highly religious in nature, so it was