Up early to beat the heat.
Sunrise
It was a wonderful day surrounded by wild flowers in the desert, out with a photography group for a shoot east of San Diego. Without much more talk here are the photos I took this day.
All packed and ready to go
On my way up to visit my son, his wife and my grandson I stopped for the night for a stroll among the redwood groves. I stayed at the Burlington Campground in the Humboldt Redwoods State Park of northern California just north of Meyers Flat. Situated along the Avenue of the Giants, a 31 mile long country road that passes through 51,222 acres of stunning redwood giants.
Paralleling Highway 101 it provides an outstanding display of these magnificent trees. This state park is just a small section of the 500-mile redwood belt, the largest remaining virgin stand of redwood trees in the world. It is a beautiful place to picnic, hike, camp, raft, bike or just experience the silence in the groves. There are plenty of tourist sites and attractions to visit and some pretty good B&B’s around, from what I have read.
Country Lane
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference” Robert Frost
TVP Journeys 
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