Ratcliff Lake
The Davy Crockett National Forest, named for the legendary pioneer who gave his life fighting for Texas freedom at the Battle of the Alamo, contains more than 160,000 acres of East Texas woodlands, streams, recreation areas, and wildlife habitat. Located in Houston and Trinity Counties, the forest is centrally located within the Neches and Trinity River basins. It is a diverse forest of towering pines, bottomland hardwoods, upland forests, and boggy slews.
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26 comments:
That's a beautiful photo of a Lake. Thank you.
...and L is for Lovely!
beautiful and peaceful!
Lovely Lake. Can I ramble with you?
When I think of Texas, woodlands and forests are not the first thing that comes to mind, but on our travels we have seen some beautiful forests and recreation areas throughout the state. This is a lovely spot.
Lovely lake that is!
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Great photo and a perfect word for "L".
Love those reflections! Tracy and I may go north and find a lake this weekend. Wish us luck!
a lovely lake, indeed.
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Lake placid.....err I meant a placid lake.. :)
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What a most beautiful looking place!
What a beautiful spot!
That's a gorgeous shot of a tranquil lake scene!
At first I thought I was seeing a touch of fall in the background but, I bet the shades of brown are more about the lack of rain than the changing seasons.
i like how the treetops can only be seen in the reflection. lovely photo. here from jill's.
ah indeed a lovely reflection
beautifuL!!!!
wow! so gorgeous...great shot!
this is gorgeous!!
What a beautiful looking lake. Still no internet so I ran over to a friends just to see what everyone is up to.
What a beautiful picture and what a reflection in the water !
I think I would sit on that rock with my feet in the water and just meditate or something! So peaceful and beautiful :)
This is wonderful. How inviting that lake looks.
a stunning place
What a lovely place to visit on a fall day! Beautifully serene.
That glassy water is an awesome capture.
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