burnt area near Yosemite,CA by Richardphotos
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Description
it has been years since it burned and very slow recovering. maybe because of little snow/rain

Comments (33)
great colors anyway, thanks for sharing.
Hopefully they can prevent this from happening again, Richard.
Nature is so strong she whant to rebuilt all and human kill to be on their ways like . Great to you for this post ((5++))
We just had fires like this during the summer all lit purposely, why what do they get out of it, superb capture my friend :)
Too much rain would carry away the ground
Beautiful capture it takes Mother Nature some time but she does work her magic in restoration
nice view and shot my friend.
hopefully it takes hold soon... Is a Beautiful area when green!!!
It will be beautiful again, though this has it's own beauty!
An impressive view. Hopefully the nature recovers. Excellent shot!
Impressive capture! Excellent photo, Richard!
Stunning and all so beautiful....
A really nice landscape.
It will take some time for this scarred land to recover.Good shot.
Nature quick destroyed and slow rebuild.
Gorgeous view, despite the burnt area, excellent shot !
Very beautiful!!!
Natures devastation.
I am glad it is recovering! I bet it will become beautiful again!
Great shot!
New life begins... Aloha
gorgeous
Great shot :)
This is definitely a place for walking!!! Beautiful shot!!!!
Looks like a great place to prospect for gold, gemstones, and artifacts.
It takes a long time for pines to regrow.
Is a shame that something so beautiful can be destroyed in a short time, but it takes so long to recover.
Fantastic work.
impressive and fantastic view! ;o)
Looks pretty barren. We saw a couple areas like this in S. Dakota last fall. Cool shot, Richard!