Kilted in the Coastal Redwoods

**MacMillans son** · 30th May 11, 08:39 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Someday, I'm gonna poke around them redwoods...someday....

Does the nymph have a sister???

Well Ron, when that day comes you'll have yourself a resident tour guide at your disposal. In addition to the redwoods, as a train fan, you'd love the narrow gauge trip through the forest.

She has a sister, but not in this area. We may still be able to hook you up with a hiking partner though. I'll look into it a bit and put out some more bait to entice you this way!

**Riverkilt** · 30th May 11, 08:48 AM

Drool, slobber, pant.....Don't care where she lives if she's of the same mold as your beauty....

And someday...coastal Cali....someday...

**KiltedDixon** · 30th May 11, 09:08 AM

Beautiful Pics! Thanks for posting. I bet those trees would cool off of our Texas Heat.

**Mike_Oettle** · 30th May 11, 09:09 AM

Ron, you get plenty of ladies in the canyonlands! Let Brooke enjoy the ones he finds!

**MacMillans son** · 30th May 11, 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by Mike_Oettle

Ron, you get plenty of ladies in the canyonlands! Let Brooke enjoy the ones he finds!

Hey, that's right Mike!! What the hell am I thinking inviting kilted competition to my neck of the woods??

Uhh Ron, the govenor just released an executive order, no more Arizona aliens...with long hair...in kilts....and springy shoes...

**Mike_Oettle** · 30th May 11, 09:49 AM

**Santa Kona** · 30th May 11, 10:05 AM

Great photos

**Korvyn** · 30th May 11, 04:33 PM

While i don't care for Cali i do miss the redwoods. I've seen the coastals the mariposa grove and the Sequoias. There are nearly no words that describe them properly. Pictures Hardly even do them justice tho yours definitely do very well at it.

**MacMillans son** · 30th May 11, 05:02 PM

I agree Korvyn, photos, mine included, can't capture them in all their glory.

There is a large slab cut from one near the visitor center, and it has various points in time flagged at different ring locations on the slab. "Fall of the Roman Empire" "Columbus lands in North America" "US civil war" etc. to give some perspective on how long many of these giants have been on this earth. Some even longer than Jock Scot and M.o.R. combined!!

**Korvyn** · 30th May 11, 07:04 PM

Originally Posted by MacMillan's son

I agree Korvyn, photos, mine included, can't capture them in all their glory.

I always said that the bad thing about trying to capture them in photos is to get the whole tree in one shot you're far enough back that they don't appear as majestic as they truly are.