The other day, I was hiking up Cave Springs trail in Big Stone Gap, Virginia. The area will soon become a nationally recognized and protected Wilderness area, and its easy to see why. The place is gorgeous!
As I was walkng I kept seeing interesting things on the forest floor. If you've ever walked in the woods (or anywhere really) with me, you'll notice that I tend to constantly stop and look at cool plants, sometimes at the expense of timeliness.
Imagine this post as a long walk in the woods with me.
(My first comment here refers to the previous post... sorry for the self reference!)
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2 comments:
Andon!!! Estos videos me han encantado, comence viendo uno y termine viendolos todos!! Aprendi par de cosas, en serio!! Super cool Andon, keep going!
Un abrazo,
Cielo
Eyyyy Cielito, gracias! Te extranyo mucho!
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