#shed in forest

[bluevallery]

In the woods

[backroad-life]

Credit: Domino

[yrsonpurpose]

@rwrbmovie & @rwrbsource’s rwrbweek day 5 | fashion ❉ henry + casual clothes

[fettfleisch]

When memories take possession of places, is that a good or a bad thing? Can I go back when you are gone? What am I supposed to feel?

[happyheidi]

[pallanophblargh]

The giant trees portion of my vacation is over (waves a tearful goodbye to the sequoias) and it’s safe to say that Sequoia and Kings Canyon National parks were the most beautiful place I’ve ever been. There are even more photos on the Nikon, but those will have to wait until I’ve gotten home. I only have a day and some change to explore the Bay Area before catching the train back home. I wish I had more time, even if I’ve already been gone for a good chunk of time.

[life-spire]

@ pj_visual

See more travel.

[puppetstringed]

[tj-crochets]

Re the rabid skunk

I’m from a country town and while it’s not something I was taught in school, I was definitely taught by my parents and other adults in my life to report possibly rabid or sick animals. There is some worry about rabies and other diseases diseases rising in the wildlife population so the forest service try to stay on top of it.

It’s a little messed up that no one was taking your concern seriously. Even if it was just a weird skunk, rabies and other animal diseases are no joke and pose a threat to people and other animals.

Thank you! It's very...idk the word. Affirming? Good to know it's not just me that thinks it's like a responsibility to report potentially rabid animals, like it's just a thing you do

[lionfloss]

Pacific Rim National Park

[oneleggedflamingo]

03.01-24

Misc.

- Vivera Rossi

[bluevallery]

[sumerun]

“in the end, the forest will remember”

[thewolfnessphotography]

Alpsee

Germany

[theinkchild]

Back On My Leafling Bullshit!!!!!

[happyheidi]

‘Knock loud, I’m home’

by Domagoj Burilović