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(Perhaps a little too much) Redwood luv
I thought that I knew Fall Creek State Park, the Redwood forest that’s only a stone’s throw from where I live. Yet I recently uncovered a network of undiscovered trails, and so a week ago I went off the beaten path, then wound up off the path altogether. Eventually I came to a residential area and from the looks of things on Google Maps, I realized that I wasn’t far from the town of Ben Lomond, so I hiked down a very long, very unknown road, along the way encountering castles and copulations and, of course, a lot of redwoods.
The focus of the explorer, the truly determined hiker…to boldly go where no man…has…gone…before
That colorful castle in Ben Lomond. From the looks of it, the castle appears to be a private residence, however, there was no moat.
Those crazy kids, but you know, trees will be trees
Writer. In the summers, I live and work in the incredible state of Alaska, in the bush community of McCarthy, as the Executive Director of the Wrangell Mountain Center. When not in McCarthy, you'll typically find me in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, writing and working with local activists. My primary writing project right now is a novel set in remote bush Alaska, of the magical realism genre wherein an earnest and independent young woman finds a mysterious radio belonging to her grandmother, a device that has paranormal bandwidth and a disturbing ability to mess with one's mental stability.
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You’re page is super interesting and I love this post! I have always lived close to national parks and forests and feel so lucky to have done so!
Jonathan Erdman, writer 
You’re page is super interesting and I love this post! I have always lived close to national parks and forests and feel so lucky to have done so!
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