Mar 1, 2019
Santa Fe River Sink.
North Florida’s karst topography makes from some rather interesting formations, such as river that suddenly disappear below ground and reemerge after a few miles.
O’leno State Park, FL
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Santa Fe River Sink.
North Florida’s karst topography makes from some rather interesting formations, such as river that suddenly disappear below ground and reemerge after a few miles.
O’leno State Park, FL
O’Leno State Park - High Springs, FL
Swamp along the Santa Fe River
O’leno State Park, FL
O’Leno State Park - High Springs, FL
Trumpet Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens)
O’leno State Park, FL
Piedmont Azaleas (Rhododendron canescens) along the Santa Fe River
O’leno State Park, FL
📍O'leno State Park
O’Leno State Park - High Springs, FL