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Cypress in October, Tiger Bay State Forest, Florida. 2020
Changing seasons in Florida, evidenced by a grove of brilliant cypress with leaves soon to shed and water lilies fully open to a lowering sun.
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Palm Tree, Cannon Springs, Florida. 2020
A sabal palm, the state tree of Florida, struggles to survive along the banks of the Cannon Springs run in Florida.
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Wooden Stile at 499N, Appalachian Trail, Virginia. 2020
A wooden stile prevents stock animals and wild ponies from accessing a sheltered area near northbound mile 499 of the Appalachian Trail.
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Castillo de San Marcos, Study 1, St Augustine, Florida. 2020
For some, a trip into the Castillo de San Marcos fort would be only be one-way.
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Cypress Tree, Study 2, Rice Creek, Florida. 2020
Mature cypress were once found in swamps and along rivers all throughout what is now the southeastern United States.
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Drowned Forest, Study 3, Ocklawaha River, Florida. 2020
A tree without a crown, this hardwood remains anchored to the Ocklawaha River’s historic floodplains in a cypress stumpfield known as the Drowned Forest.
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Quarry Gap Shelters at 1087N, Appalachian Trail, Pennsylvania. 2020
Considered one of the nicest shelters on the Appalachian Trail, the joined Quarry Gap Shelters are within a day’s hike of the long-distance trail’s midpoint.
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Cascade Falls, Virginia. 2020
A stunning waterfall in southwest Virginia, Little Stony Creek pours over a vertical cliff and crashes down more than 65 feet into a large pool.
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555N, Appalachian Trail, Virginia. 2020
Flowers bloom beneath growing clouds along northbound mile 555 of the Appalachian Trail in Virginia.
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Wilburn Ridge at 500N, Appalachian Trail, Virginia. 2020
Wild Ponies graze beneath low mid-morning clouds along the Wilburn Ridge in southwest Virginia near northbound mile 500 of the Appalachian Trail.
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Night at 499N, Appalachian Trail, Virginia. 2020.
A clear night passes atop the Appalachian mountains in Southwest Virginia near northbound mile 499 of the Appalachian Trail.
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Suwanacoochee Spring, Ellaville, Florida. 2020.
Spring water pours out of the Floridan Aquifer, dispersing into the Withlacoochee River at the site of Suwanacoochee Spring and the abandoned logging town of Ellaville, Florida.
