Friday Photography

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Shroom Climbing was taken a few autumns ago on the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire. Kancamagus meaning The Fearless One. It is a 26.5 mile long scenic byway along Route 112 which runs through the White Mountains. Along the stunningly scenic route there are no gas stations, no eateries just pure nature. Scattered along the two lane byway are parking areas, view points, hiking trails, rivers and gorges. On one of our many hikes through the White Mountain I came across this gorgeous growth of chocolate brown mushrooms at the foot of a mint green mossy tree. I was mesmerized.
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Comments

  1. Stefanie8/15/2014

    That is so neat. If you hadn't explained it, I would have maybe thought it was a mountain covered in shrubs or honestly, a salad.

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  2. Stella8/17/2014

    When I first saw the picture I didn't understand what it was...
    xx
    Stella from a A Shiny Place

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  3. Courtney [Sweet Turtle Soup]8/17/2014

    We either don't things like that here or I just don't see them, so it is always fun to see them when we travel!

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  4. Midnight Cowgirl8/17/2014

    Such a cool picture!

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  5. Erika Lee @ A Tiny Rocket8/18/2014

    what a beautiful photo! I always love how earthy mushrooms can look tucked in nature.

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  6. monique8/18/2014

    The print is beautiful! :) It's really magical cause I have never seen anything like it before!

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  7. Unknown8/22/2014

    It is beautiful!

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  8. Tales of Whimsy8/28/2014

    Oooo I love this. The layers and textures.

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