You Can Look, But You Better Not Touch!!! by beachzz
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Poison Oak, so beautiful, so red, so nasty!! It's all over the place up here, some of the redwood trees have it growing a hundred feet up their trunks!! Gorgeous, but oh, be careful!!

Comments (10)
I've never seen poison oak before. I guess beautiful red means danger. Nice capture.... Aloha
You live by the redwood forest! AWESOME! I hit that place during the summer. The forests there are amazing. makes the area up here in WA look like squable lol. I think i'll go ahead and put a few of those in my salad. lol. Good snapshot ^^
Back home poison ivy is the culprit but here it is poison oak. No matter...it all does the same thing. This is a wonderful shot. Hope you didn't brush it accidently!
Poison oak isn't the most fun thing to get in a patch of... Beautiful colors in this image...nice to meet you Hope you come visit me as well Excellent capture Susan~
Not sure if i'd like to encounter these ;) Great photo though :)
Its strange how sometimes the nicest things in life are full of temptation but better to avoid. nice shot, lovely reds (and safe greens). thanks for sharing.
Wonderful picture.... Beautiful for the eyes!! My congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)
Yikes! I think I'll just keep my hands in my pockets, thank you very much! Great shot - it really is beautiful!
This is such a beautiful capture, and I love the paradox of it...incredible beauty and well...nastiness when touched! The commentary implied by this image is quite intriguing and it's an all around beautiful and wonderfully presented capture. Great work!
I just know I would not recognize it and touch anyway, I'm so unschooled in these plants. Thanks for the lesson!