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Herpin in Virginia
- Thread starter Redear
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Lovely! A temperate forest in autumn, salamanders (very jealous of the Eurycea) and fog...that is one beautiful day 
I'm particularly jealous of your extraordinary find, the extremely rare, gravity bending sasquatch.
Thanx for sharing!
I'm particularly jealous of your extraordinary find, the extremely rare, gravity bending sasquatch.
Thanx for sharing!
Redear
Member
It looks like sasquatch's wife has learned to obey the law of gravity! But yeah, the Blue Ridge Mountains in fall are gorgeous. My pictures don't do it justice. Rodrigo, your pictures of the fire salamanders make me jealous! My wife...um I mean... sasquatch's wife took some better pictures the next day. I will download and share them soon.
sde
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Lovely! A temperate forest in autumn, salamanders (very jealous of the Eurycea) and fog...that is one beautiful day
I'm particularly jealous of your extraordinary find, the extremely rare, gravity bending sasquatch.
Thanx for sharing!
That made me chuckle. I immediately looked at the last photo after I read that, thinking there was going to be a sasquatch hiding in there somewhere xD
Nice finds, and a beautiful day indeed! I went on a herping trip on a foggy mountain recently too, but it was more creepy than beautiful....sasquatch haunts me
matamander
Member
There's nothing more beautiful than a foggy/misty Appalachian backdrop!
Redear
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