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Friday, July 04, 2008
A Hike in Stover's State Park and Tohickon Valley County Park
Tuesday a week ago I went for a several hour hike from mid-morning to late mid-afternoon at Stover's State Park and the contiguous Tohickon Valley County Park in Tinicum and Plumstead Townships, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. It was a beautiful mostly sunny day. Below are some of the sights from that hike.
A portion of the Tohickon Creek
A humongus fungus
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A beautiful pink wild rose
A path going down into Stover's State Park towards the creek
I like the color of this red fungus
A moss-covered fallen tree trunk
A majestic view even if it is only a vulture
Impressive brown fungi growing on a live tree
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4 comments:
Lots of fungi! It must be a wet summer up there.
We have a fungus among-us. :) I love it, Tim.
I agree with you, these pink wild rose is soOOOoo gorgeous. I would like to have one bush of it in my garden (however I have no more place, my garden is too small what a pity)
Thanks, fred. The weather is not as wet as we would like it to be. In fact, I haven't seen as much fungi this year as other years.
Thanks, ginnie. Good humor! :)
Thanks, cergie. Wild roses are special.
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