Just a couple of miles from the Pacific lies a little hidden gem hike along the Southern Big Sur coast. After the first few storms of Fall, redwoods, coast live oaks, tanbark oaks, big leaf maples, ferns, lady bugs all come alive. I just wish I could share the smell of redwood duff and crushed bay leaves underfoot, and the sound of jays and hawks and friends enjoying a gorgeous day.
Enjoy, and share if you want.
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Imagine the smell and sound of Bay Laurel leaves under your feet, |
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Through tunnels of Tan Bark Oaks, |
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Past peeling Manzanita, |
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Ladybugs hatching on decaying Big Leaf Maple leaves, |
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and along downed trees. |
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Coast Redwoods grow in the deep shadows for centuries. |
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Reaching for the sunlight.
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The ideal end to a good day. |
Beautiful and evocative!
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