Most of us can’t get to the redwoods right now, so we’re hoping this short video will help bring the redwoods to you.
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Since 1918, Save the Redwoods League has protected and restored redwood forests and connected people with their peace and beauty so these wonders of the natural world flourish.
16 Responses to “Video: A minute of calm in the redwoods”
Pat McCabe
Thank you so much for the video. It reminded me how incredibly lucky I was to have lived in the San Lorenzo Valley redwoods. Granted it was over 50 years ago and only for 6 years at that, but it was 6 years of enchantment and that’s something that never goes away.
I like the music! Not treacly at all!
Sure, a Pacific Wren singing would be nice but the video is very fine as it is.
I last visited the redwoods two years ago. For me, it’s religious experience. It feels to me like I’m walking in a cathedral, a very beautiful one.
This all too brief video is the reminder we all need to preserve the Redwoods, it is so calming, energizing at the same time. It was so appropriate for this challenging time. All the best, stay well. THANK YOU!
This was calming and rich to watch. Thank you. An even longer video would really be great. We could all use a 15 minute immersion amongst giants and in the calm of these forests which have been here for millennia. Gratitude for all you do.
Thank you very much for the wonderful video in the Redwoods. The video brought back many happy memories of times years ago walking among these giant trees!
16 Responses to “Video: A minute of calm in the redwoods”
Pat McCabe
Thank you so much for the video. It reminded me how incredibly lucky I was to have lived in the San Lorenzo Valley redwoods. Granted it was over 50 years ago and only for 6 years at that, but it was 6 years of enchantment and that’s something that never goes away.
Rachel Griffiths
What a beautiful way to start the day, thank you.
Gaw
Would prefer to visit the Redwood if parking is not such a problem.
Pete
I don’t have redwoods but I do have a number of similar videos. Here’s one. Watch close and listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIvAtz81dlI
Norma Campbell
Wonderful especially now. But I noticed what appeared to be a stone wall in one of the shots? Was this once a homestead???? Thank you
Melaine gilleand
This was the best part of my day next time yes would like to have a longer video. We have been going trough some bad times stay well every one
Mary Brannock
more of this please! (but can we just hear the water flowing?? the birds?? please no treacly music next time)
Margaret Halbeisen
I like the music! Not treacly at all!
Sure, a Pacific Wren singing would be nice but the video is very fine as it is.
I last visited the redwoods two years ago. For me, it’s religious experience. It feels to me like I’m walking in a cathedral, a very beautiful one.
Christine Meleg
This all too brief video is the reminder we all need to preserve the Redwoods, it is so calming, energizing at the same time. It was so appropriate for this challenging time. All the best, stay well. THANK YOU!
Mary Peterson
This was calming and rich to watch. Thank you. An even longer video would really be great. We could all use a 15 minute immersion amongst giants and in the calm of these forests which have been here for millennia. Gratitude for all you do.
Ashley Thompson
I can’t tell you how much my soul misses the redwoods. Thank you for sharing this gift.
Matthew Taylor
Just woke up, best way to start my day
Kay Graetz
Lovely, calming images- I could almost inhale the fragrance!
Lucy-Nadya
Thank you very much for the wonderful video in the Redwoods. The video brought back many happy memories of times years ago walking among these giant trees!
Stephen Murphy
what a pleasure….feels like home in mendo.
Pat Johns
Thank you.