Creatures of the Forest

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Unlike when you are out for a hike where bears could be present and you want to make as much noise as possible so they know they are sharing the forest, when you are bear watching from a zodiac or other boat the goal is to be as quiet as possible.  Many times we’d turn the motor of the zodiac off and just float along a river and keep our eyes opened for signs of a bear (or two) along the forest edge or in a meadow of wildflowers.  Sometimes there were seven of us in the zodiac, sitting silently, hours at a time, cameras poised, just taking in the scenery.

Sometimes you start to see interesting shapes, some that look odd forest creatures or animals.

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It may sound boring to some people, but it really was part of the whole experience. Your mind is free to wander and you become very relaxed (or at least I did, I’ve never meditated, but I’m pretty sure it was a lot like meditation).

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4 responses to “Creatures of the Forest”

  1. A bit of Arthur Rackham – well done. 🙂

    1. Had to do a little research on Arthur Rackham – very cool! 🙂

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