I've played enough games to know I can upgrade my healing items beneath that tree!
(Have I already said this? I swear I did earlier)

Fantastic, the sky is gorgeous

Beautifull.

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Ja, gut idee! Es ist total schön und großartig für dein Deutsch.

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Dumme mosse :)

I thought this was only over northern hemisphere, e.g., northern lights. Thanks for the knowledge!

Im living near Czech Switzerland, without looking at the title i guessed its somewere in the park.

I had the opportunity to wild camp there once in late summer. It was fantastischen.

This is a great place for boofing

What's this place like in the wintertime? Still worth visiting, or is most of it inaccessible?

Perhaps look a little closer (metaphorically). This is a picture of a remnant patch of prairie, I.e. prairie that was spared from the plowing and tilling that cultivated over 90% of grasslands across the US. https://www.nps.gov/tapr/learn/nature/a-complex-prairie-ecosystem.htm

Prairie ecology requires a little knowledge to fully appreciate, and lack the curb appeal of places like the Tetons, or other charismatic landscapes. With a little understanding however, prairies hit above their weight. Prairie grasses are deep rooted, sending roots and rhizomes to depths reaching 10-15 feet for some species. In the ~10,000 years since the retreat of glaciers, these grasses had built some of the deepest and most fertile soils in the US, hence the productivity of the “breadbasket”.

Thanks OP for sharing a bit of prairie magic, Blue Mounds is a very special place.

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Exactly! Two painters visited in the 18 hundreds and they agreed that it reminded them of Switzerland. So they called it Saxon Switzerland 😊

Saxon Switzerland?

Hey! I lived there for 6 weeks in 1998 doing conservation projects. I think JFK Jr got married here right?

I’ve camped out there for two days, by far most one of the coolest places i have ever been. Between the burned down mansion, the amazing live oak/ saw palmetto forests and the wild horses it’s a bucket list trip.

Now show us what it looks like in the winter

Wonderful, thank you for posting

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Lived there for two summers in my 30’s. Best two summers of my life. Waking up to take a piss and looking down on the clouds as the sun came up was pure gold.

I used to get high there so I could be the “highest person in the eastern US” Two summers of hard work and good times 20 years ago was the highlight of my college years.

Store Mosse?