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Carpet of ferns on the way to "The Trail Dawgs Mark Their Territory" (GC2VR9A)
A surprisingly well-maintained trail through the wilderness
Lots of blue herons nesting in the trees
More herons on high
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Great Blue Heron Nursery
It was up and out fairly early today to hunt up some new trail caches not far from here. They're in an area of woods I've only entered at night, so it was interesting, to say the least, to view the area in daylight. It's very primitive, more so than most of the woods in the Greensboro watersheds—very marshy and dense, and it was rather surprising to find an actual trail, and well-maintained at that. I managed first-to-finds on the caches, but most impressive was discovering what the cache owner called "The Great Blue Heron Nursery." Never seen so many herons in one place. Really beautiful, and thanks to Mr. Isenhour and Ms. Stevens to placing the new caches. This is the reason I started geocaching in the first place.
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Carpet of ferns on the way to "The Trail Dawgs Mark Their Territory" (GC2VR9A)
A surprisingly well-maintained trail through the wilderness
Lots of blue herons nesting in the trees
More herons on high
Click on the pics below to enlarge.
Carpet of ferns on the way to "The Trail Dawgs Mark Their Territory" (GC2VR9A)
A surprisingly well-maintained trail through the wilderness
Lots of blue herons nesting in the trees
More herons on high
