In the last edition of Redwoods, we invited you to tell us your favorite activity in the redwood forest.
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Here’s what our members and fans have to say.
Breathing and singing to the trees!
@hermitmom via Instagram
Hiking with my dog, then finding a creek to sit by.
@redwoodcoastgal via Instagram
Seeing the expressions of joy and wonder on the faces of people that I get to share the forest with—when I’m not looking at the trees.
@filthytrips via Instagram
Writing poetry.
–SALLY LOVE SAUNDERS
REDWOOD BARK
(San Mateo Skyline Blvd) 12/29/2018
Redwood bark looks dark and velvety in the shade.
Electric pompous trees.
Bright sun on tree trunks making loud clangs of beauty. Pompous grasses laughing and giggling or chuckling
like hens in a hen house.
Silver on top of silver beach
with waves splashing more silver.
—Sally Love Saunders
Poem © Sally Love Saunders. Permission required for reprint, sale or commercial use. Contact Sally Love Saunders
Drinking wine with my picnic of local cheese, crackers, etc.
@differentkindoftravel via Instagram
Volunteering for 19 years in the Muir Woods native plant nursery, treasuring every hour there. A redwood a day helps keep the blues away.
– John Eschelbach
I participated in a pastel workshop in the Wawona Mariposa Grove [in Yosemite National Park]. I spent a couple of hours capturing a fallen giant’s reflection in a tiny seasonal pool.
–Mary H. Russell
Our Question for the Next Edition
What can we do to ensure that more people enjoy the redwoods?
How to Send Us Your Story
You’re invited to send us your story. Your contributions could appear in upcoming issues of Redwoods magazine.
Post your thoughts and images on Instagram, Facebook, and/or Twitter with the tag #Stand4Redwoods.
Email notes and photos to Redwoods@SaveTheRedwoods.org.
This feature appears in the beautiful printed edition of Redwoods magazine, a showcase of redwoods conservation stories by leading scientists and writers, as well as breathtaking photos, answers to readers’ questions, and how you can help the forest.
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