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Old 03-23-2010, 12:24 PM
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Hi Jill! I love the water drops - great capture with the fanned-out pine needles. The pictures remind me of parts of the Appalachian Trail in New York State that I used to hike on with my parents - especially the little lookout hut. Thanks for sharing!
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Old 04-26-2010, 02:55 PM
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thanks Martha - this pine forest is a bit like how I would imagine some of the north of USA and Canada to be.
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ahh, there you are.....I am amazed at the breadth of scenery that covers your country. How fortunate that you have been able to cover so much of it. Those long paths through the trees are always so great. A 900 km walking path.......I suppose that would be alot like the John Muir trail or the Appalachian trail here in the States
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Hi, first time seeing your trail photos, some really nice captures in there, I've always wanted to see Australia, and these photos reaffrm that. Looking forward to seeing more.

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Great to have you back on board pjflan - we have been missing you.
Also welcome to bigrobo - great to have a new face on tour with us. I hope you enjoy the remainder of the tour as I show you around my amazing state.
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