 | Redwood National Park, United States |
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... had some fish for lunch at a nearby restaurant. I continued north and arrived at Redwood National Park. It was unique to cruise through forest with the world's tallest trees and then ...
... we fell down them more than walked! We saw a very green baby frog which Mum would have loved! Then we went on to Redwood National Park, where we visited Anchor Bay and saw loads of sealions lying on a jetty in the sea. It is so nice to see wildlife in its ...
... experience. The stupid woman didn’t even apologize. - Drove a pretty good distance to the Redwood National Park, which contains multiple California State Parks with campgrounds within it. - Saw tons of elk in a ...
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The 10 best places in your country
Posted on Apr 21, 2009, 09:11:28
... the Sahara can beat it for experiencing true desert. 5. The redwoods. Most tourists head for either Muir Woods or the Redwood National Park but these trees, the tallest in the world, grow along the coast in a belt stretching all the way from Santa Cruz ...
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The 10 best places in your country
Posted on Apr 21, 2009, 06:55:02
... the Sahara can beat it for experiencing true desert. 5. The redwoods. Most tourists head for either Muir Woods or the Redwood National Park but these trees, the tallest in the world, grow along the coast in a belt stretching all the way from Santa Cruz ...
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