When my all time BFF wanted to celebrate her dirty 30 in Cali, I obviously jumped at the chance to spend as much time in California as humanly possible because I love it there. So Keaton and I spent a couple of days bumping around highway 1 until we met the gang for a little wine country time.
We usually end up in So Cal so it was nice to visit the northern part of the state. I read some Henry Miller and Steinbeck to prep for the trip and I gotta say, I get why the bay area is so sought after. It's a magical place... Mountains, steep coastlines, mystical fog that comes in every evening; what more could you want?
I think we did as much as anyone can do in 7 days and I'm already starting my list of things I want to see next time.
Prepare for some major Phoverload (photo-overload)
BIG SUR
Showing posts with label Forests. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forests. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Monday, February 12, 2018
Walks in the Woods
I really enjoy my job and I realize not a lot of people can say that. One part I find especially rewarding is when I get to show others what we're doing on the ground.
I love watching people experience nature.
As I mentioned before, I'm trying to pick up my camera more this year and that includes photographing my work more! Why wouldn't I, really. I get to work in some of the most beautiful biodiverse ecosystems in the world!
So here are some photos from a rainy day in the Raccoon Creek watershed. Raccoon Creek is unique because the biodiversity is off the charts, most of the watershed is in protected land, and it's still technically in the Atlanta Metro.
Any day I get to spend in Raccoon Creek is a privilege.
I love watching people experience nature.
As I mentioned before, I'm trying to pick up my camera more this year and that includes photographing my work more! Why wouldn't I, really. I get to work in some of the most beautiful biodiverse ecosystems in the world!
So here are some photos from a rainy day in the Raccoon Creek watershed. Raccoon Creek is unique because the biodiversity is off the charts, most of the watershed is in protected land, and it's still technically in the Atlanta Metro.
Any day I get to spend in Raccoon Creek is a privilege.
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Adventure,
Atlanta,
Biology,
Conservation,
Day in the life of,
Ecology,
Exploring,
Forests,
Hiking,
I love my job,
Nature,
North Georgia,
Outdoor,
Outdoors,
Prescribed Fire,
Science,
Trees
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