We walked in the woods, too. I even have proof. See?
These little fellas are a bit more exotic than the mushrooms I've got growing in the backyard. We must have seen12 or more different varieties during our almost 2 hour walk! The rain forest isn't just wet. It's amazing.
The lodge we stayed in is way up in the mountains, within a university research forest. No cell coverage. Perfect.
This view outside the conference room was included in the price, too.
I think I might have to rename my retreat Piece & Quiet. Except that inside the conference room was anything but quiet!
Next year....
ReplyDeleteFabulous little mushrooms. I think I can see some elves living at the base.
The orange mushroom is so pretty, and so is your retreat view.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to have a retreat!! I like the new name for it too!! The mushroom is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! We are SEW lucky to live in such a beautiful corner of the world!!
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ohhhhh, those pictures. The last one is exactly how I picture Canada!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! That little dock is where I learned to canoe - Outdoor Ed camp in Grade 6 - brings back memories!
ReplyDeleteSweet mushroom photogs Krista! I took a short video of the view from the upper balcony will share if I can sort out how. The sound of silence was the best sound of all!! Well that and the dinner bell! LOL
ReplyDeleteSigh. I want to live there. In my ideal world I'd live there inside a little mushroom house with a view of that gorgeous lake. And then I'd need a giant garage for my craft room, because heaven knows all my stuff isn't going to fit inside a mushroom.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a beautiful view! Gorgeous pictures!
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