Welcome to our regular feature, Saturday Snapshot, our opportunity to showcase photos we or friends and family have captured. The event is now hosted by West Metro Mommy Reads.
Today’s feature will include some more photos from the Berliners’ visit…and a surprise at the end.
The General Grant Tree is huge…and kind of famous. Luckily, in August, when the Berliners’ visited, all was well in the park. Just a few weeks later, there were ongoing “rough fires” that took days to control.
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Here Gabi and Craig enjoyed hugging up against the General Sherman Tree.
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I love this setting: a redwood center surrounded by big trees.
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Here’s my little surprise: Fiona (Pheona on Facebook, LOL) loves to create cartoons of her and her boyfriend Tomas. They are so cute and have a very similar and somewhat quirky sense of humor.
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That’s it for today! The Berliners are back in Berlin…getting ready to find a new place in Prague. What are you sharing today?
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SNOW SPARKS 
Great series for the meme.
I liked the cartoon strip.
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Thanks, so did I, Indrani….enjoy your weekend!
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LOVE your photos, especially the cartoon. Fiona is so creative.
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I agree, Sandra, and thanks for stopping by! Have a wonderful weekend.
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Those trees are incredible. I see people make those cartoons, they always look fun- especially that one.
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I will have to find out how she did it, Louise…thanks for stopping by, and yes, I am amazed at the trees and so saddened by the forest fires that come too often.
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We’re just back from Berlin and loved it.
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Oh, lucky you, Jackie! Glad you loved it, and thanks for stopping by.
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Loved that cartoon strip!
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Thanks, Gautami…so did I! It made me smile. Glad you could stop by.
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Awesome tree – in New Zealand we have a massive Kauri about an hour or two’s drive from where I live called Tane Mahuta. Hope the Sherman Tree is surviving the fires!
– Linking over from Saturday Snapshots
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Yes, isn’t it? We tend to take these giant redwoods for granted here, but then when they are threatened by forest fires, we realize what would be lost. Thanks for stopping by, Sara.
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I would love to see those redwoods one day.
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They are awe-inspiring, Ginny! Thanks for stopping by.
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