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| Glen, my favourite forester, is on the right. The tree on his right has grown on a nurse log which you can see at the bottom of its bole. Note the size of the tree compared to Glen. |
In this ancient growth forest, the world is presented as though it can be seen in time immemorial.
I have written about my trip there elsewhere so this post will be short. [for the other post, click here: https://larchhaven.blogspot.com/2020/03/tloqwxwat-or-avatar-grove.html
At Avatar Grove you only need to be aware of three man-made objects:
1) There are a set of stairs to take you to the forest floor
2) There is some signage that invites you to go in one direction, or in its opposite direction, both trips will provide a similar experience, though I shouldn’t say that for I only took the walk in the right hand direction from the sign. The next time I go, I am going left.
3) There has been provided some boardwalk on the forest floor – just enough to get you through the muck.
And now, if you ever get a chance, try a trip to Avatar Grove, as I said, a holy experience. If I go again, I will take with me that same forester who guided my eyes to places I could not see on my own.
Arta
David, Joaquim, and I read your post at dinner tonight. None of us had been there, nor did we know where it was. David wondered how long it would take to walk the trails in Avatar Grove. Joaquim is wondering where the name came from. My question to them was, "How soon can we get there?"
ReplyDeletei agree that it was a trip to remember!
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