Travel: Macro photography of petrified wood
2024-06-09 - Escalante, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
A closeup of a piece of petrified wood in Escalante Petrified Forest State Park in Utah. Robert writes, "Hard to imagine this was once a live tree standing in a forest. Now, a piece of natural rock art."
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2024-06-09 - Escalante, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
A closeup of a piece of petrified wood in Escalante Petrified Forest State Park in Utah. Robert writes, "Hard to imagine this was once a live tree standing in a forest. Now, a piece of natural rock art."
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Travel: Escalante Petrified Forest State Park, Utah
2024-06-09 - Escalante, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
Robert writes, "This gem of a State Park is close to the town of Escalante, Utah. While you can see actual petrified logs close to the parking area, the best examples require hiking a 1.1 mile loop that has some elevation gain, and is rated a moderate hike.
The logs start appearing after the uphill climb and you're on top of the Mesa. They are sprinkled sporadically along the loop. The colors of the petrified wood are beautiful, and you're welcome to do closer inspections, by touching and feeling the logs. But fight off that desire to take a piece home with you, as there is a hefty fine if you get caught attempting to do so (more on this in another photo...)
If you're visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, this State Park is only about fifty miles east of Bryce and is worth adding to the trip."
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2024-06-09 - Escalante, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
Robert writes, "This gem of a State Park is close to the town of Escalante, Utah. While you can see actual petrified logs close to the parking area, the best examples require hiking a 1.1 mile loop that has some elevation gain, and is rated a moderate hike.
The logs start appearing after the uphill climb and you're on top of the Mesa. They are sprinkled sporadically along the loop. The colors of the petrified wood are beautiful, and you're welcome to do closer inspections, by touching and feeling the logs. But fight off that desire to take a piece home with you, as there is a hefty fine if you get caught attempting to do so (more on this in another photo...)
If you're visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, this State Park is only about fifty miles east of Bryce and is worth adding to the trip."
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Farmers needing pickers for this season
2024-06-09 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Blueberry farmers are in need of berry pickers in our region. The beautiful crops are producing bountifully as long as the rain holds steady. Comments | Permalink
2024-06-09 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Blueberry farmers are in need of berry pickers in our region. The beautiful crops are producing bountifully as long as the rain holds steady. Comments | Permalink
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