
So many folks leave hiking for the fall and foliage. But we LOVE spring hiking. Before the leaves fully bud out is a spectacular time to walk through the forests because you can still see through the forests. Maybe even catch a glimpse of a bald eagle in the air or on a nest. The wildlife is everywhere and getting fat after winters scarcity. Pretty soon we'll see a dozen baby turkeys follow their moms through the woods. The air temp is warm but not hot. There's a good breeze keeping bugs at bay. The creeks all have water in them so we can quench our thirst right from the source. The smell of the forest after winter is just so earthy and dense. The peepers are robust in their chanting. Tender greens are ready to be picked and eaten along the trail. Could life get any richer?

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