Scout hike in Giant Forest

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lambertiana

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Some of our younger scouts needed to do a five mile hike with a map and compass for their second class requirements, so I decided to take them to Giant Forest for this. Although it was clear and sunny in the valley, the remnants of a storm had Giant Forest in low cloud cover and fog, with scattered showers. First is a pic when we started:
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On the trail
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Trees in the fog
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Trail shot
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And we found this nice little brook
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And a few more of everyone by some nice trees. The first one is one of my favorite sequoias. It is not a named tree, but is pretty large and has a lot of character with the fire scars.
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And Black Arch
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That's some awesome pictures, lambertiana, but then again, your pictures always are.

In the shots with the fog, I expected to see John Rambo jumping out with his Jimmy Lile held between his lips. :eek:

Doc
 
Great pictures ... Looks like the Scouts enjoyed it!
Those trees are incredible!
 
In the shots with the fog, I expected to see John Rambo jumping out with his Jimmy Lile held between his lips. :eek:

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or bigfoot.
magical place. thanks

ryan
 
This is the reason I why a visit this site several times a week. I want to see that place.
 
What a great place. I was eleven the first time I saw those trees in person, and I was completely awestruck. Now that I think about it, I still am.
 
As has already been stated......Simply Awesome!

And hiking for a great reason too. I'm just starting to get my 8 yr old into Cub Scouts.
 
Holy moly those are some BIG trees!!!! I'd love to get out there and check out those things.
 
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