Hiking around in the Kokanee Glacier park, we first climbed up a rough wash-boarded logging road, where 4-wheel drive is recommended. We had to go extremely slow as a result of having a low front-wheel-drive hatchback. 5 km up the logging road, there is a little parking area to hike around in old growth cedar forest. It was very serene and beautiful. It felt a little like being in northern California (but to be honest, the Muir Woods monument is still the most peaceful “temple” of nature I have ever been in). With that said, we encountered several trees that were between 500 and 800 years old and the one oldest tree is 850 years old. There were great signs explaining everything about the old growth forest – animals, riparian areas, trees, insects, etc. Everything was very well marked! Someone is doing an incredible job of trail maintenance and education up there.
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Kirby Moore is a healing facilitator based in the beautiful rolling hills of Charlottesville, Virginia. He does sessions in-person and long distance via Skype and Zoom, working with Spiritual Astrology, Somatic Experiencing, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and Birth Process Work. His healing work is informed by fifteen years of meditation and Qigong practice. He works with client's intentions and deepest longings to attain clear, tangible results. Contact him for more info at (email): kirby [at] mkirbymoore [dot] com
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