Here a little picture show to get a glimpse of how beautiful it was:

The Canopy of leaves

Cosby Creek

Abandoned Birdnest
Now here are some things that my artistic eye found stunning. I like taking pictures of patterns and forms. I can't get enough of nature, once I'm out in it.



A diseased leaf, moss on a rock and a very gnarled tree.
And to close, here is a true mountain Man:
Mr. Curtis, who sold me a fabulous walking stick made out of juniper. (He is holding it in this picture.)
I feel very very happy.
