Nature Lovers' Thread

[DimeBag65]

that does sound interesting, ill have to try that.

Nice looking vegetable plants you have goin pipeline, makes me motivated to at least start a small garden patch this year.

great shots to everyone else as well, ill try to contribute some pictures here soon, great thread to come across.

 

[DimeBag65]

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well... i would like to keep this thread alive... i have a picture of some stalks from last year i like... making a great walking stick out of one of them...






would like to find an amber handle for the longer straight one...

Lets see some shots of nature folks!

 

[DimeBag65]

sweet sunset man, love seeing the tree line above the horizon...

that top stalk should make a wonderful walking stick, perfect length... i plan to carve it up and laminate it.

ill have to take some sunset shots soon, we get beautiful colors.

Unity in nature

 

[Kirby]

I love those pics man.. beautiful place

 

[DimeBag65]

yellowstone sure is a beautiful national park.... Love your shots of the waterfalls, especially the first one where its cascading down with the dead trees in front.

 

[DimeBag65]

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well heres a tree i came across that was blooming very nice, i believe its a memosa(spelling) tree. it throws off brilliant pink flowers and has some great tropical looking leaves.


























Hope you guys enjoy.

Dime

 

[Budelaire]

This is a pic of somewhere on my land - Owning a 100 acres canadian forest. Right in the middle of Nowhere, Ontario LoL

I'll be growing NL x Dutch Treat right along side this creek...

The strain of choice will be some hardy, frosty seedlings made from 80% indica. Excellent for southern part of a canadian climate.

 

[DimeBag65]

looks like a wonderful spot to put some ladies, gotta love having a natural source of water for the ladies... best wishes going out to you on your project.

 

[skar]

hello,

you all show some very beautifull pictures, thanks to share with us your part of the wonderfull nature.

Here some pics of the northern France nature (not the more exotic lol, sorry) :

^^ MIAM!! a lot to eat ! VV

peace

 

[JJDubz]

Absolutely fantastic shots...I dont feel worthy posting after those shots from Yellowstone! Bud Iide love to camp there!

These shots are from our camping trip to Bon Echo Provincial Park...

Our camp site - lil blurry...we were camping on an island in the middle of this lake..

View from camp

Sunset from camp

On the water...

Bon Echo is known for this lil fellar...Mazanaw Rock - 1.5KM long and 250M high

See the rock climbers? Crazy mofos!

Cheers.

 

[skar]

awesome JJDubz, would love to make a trip like that in a US parc...we got some great spot in the south of france but your pics looks fantastics !

peace

 

[Budelaire]

4 cousins in a 4 x 4

4 cousins in a 4 x 4

Great pics JJ and Skar!

These again were taken the same day as my previous pics, before accessing the far away creek on my land. I am inside a 1984 4 x 4 AMC Eagle, me and 3 of my cousins, rolling on the land trail (of course it is private) at 50 kms / hr... Adrenalin pumping and having a real good time. . This land is 400 meters wide x 1 km deep. You can get lost there! lol

Enjoy the ride






This is the source... awesome, cold, cristal clear drinking water...


Somewhere on my land, 3/4 km from the "hunting" camp - triple beam birch

 

[KGB47]

Also growing in my backyard.

 

[DimeBag65]

nice pictures guys, some lovely bugs and colorful flower...

also that camping spot looks great JJdubz, some nice high diving spots it looks like

lets keep the pictures coming guys, some really great locations.

 

[Guest]

wow,,,,jj, dime,,,,,all of you.....great stuff. lime

 

[JJDubz]

Cheers mates - glad you liked...Ill ul a few more from the trip tomorrow.

 

[bongasaurus]

some awesome shots in here guys.

some crazy lookin flourescent green beetle/bug. just one from a field of wild lady slippers i happened upon and sunset in the marsh

 

[Tripco]

Season of my favourite fruit has come. Here's a ripe fig from my backyard. Those small black spots on the fruit are the ants. I cann't blame 'em, they found rich source of sugar.

P.S. @DimeBag65, that tree on your pictures is Turkish Mimosa (Albizzia julibrissin), a hardy relative of real (Australian) and non-hardy mimosas. There's a few of 'em in my neighbourhood. In my opinion, they're more beautiful than real mimosas.

 

[DimeBag65]

thanks for the clarification tripco, i was wondering on its origins. there are some around in this area and i really love when the put out their beautiful pink pistils/flowers. love their exotic looking leaves too.


Very nice pictures as well guys, that bug is pretty crazy looking bongasausus, ill have to look around in the garden for that wasp or whatever kind of bug it is that hunts down spiders... that guys is one tough cookie.

Lets Keep the picture coming !

Puff puff

Dime

 

[NOFpuXnk]

^ I laughed so much to that when I first saw that. A bit mean but...

same here man! i just cracked the fuck up!!