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12
May
Pacific Coast Rainforest

Moss and more moss!  Everything in the rainforest is wrapped in blankets of beautiful moss that sways from branches, clings to tree trunks and coats the ground.  One cannot appreciate the enormity of the old growth forests until you have walked in one.  Today a few photos from Cathedral Grove on Vancouver Island.

Enjoy!

~Sharon

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