This page is for pictures, mostly of the forest. (These are resized for publishing on the web)
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Some of the trees are 200 feet tall…
A FOREST IN THE CLOUDS
A forest in the clouds
Hikers in the Cloud Forest
Mt Sutro Cloud Forest with dog (hidden leash)
Sutro Cloud Forest
The three photographs below are from Paul Hudson, used on this website with permission.
Photo credit: Paul Hudson
Photo credit: Paul Hudson
Photo credit: Paul Hudson
EVENING
Evening in the forest
Darkening Forest, Hidden Owl
Dusk, mist, Great Horned Owl
Peephole through the trees
A BRIGHT DAY
On a bright day, the shaded woods
Forest Trail (Credit: Vickie McNamee)
Spring with forget-me-nots
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NATIVE GARDEN, LATE SUMMER
Native garden 2 – MS
Flammable dry wood in the forest (Credit: MS)
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Sutro’s future? The receding treeline of Mt Davidson
The trees in this picture are in the Edgewood felling zone. If they are chopped down, hikers in the forest will get a clear rear view of the hospital, the new stem-cell research building, and the power plant.
Edgewood – Most of these trees would be felled.
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south ridge – the forest in Forest Knolls
Sutro Forest viewed from Forest Knolls
Below: In Japan, the home of gardening as an elevated art-form, there’s a style called “Borrowed scenery.” The garden is designed to include the vista, typically a mountain. Perhaps that’s what the designers here intended: The wooded Mt Sutro is a lovely backdrop to a Stow Lake vista. (Photo credit: LC.)
Stow Lake with Sutro Forest
Mt Sutro from Golden Gate Park – 2010 (Photo: LC)
Similar Sutro Forest vista a hundred years before – from a colored postcard dated 1910
Moon and con-trail and eucalyptus
Mt Sutro at sunrise by Lori DAmbrosio
From Tank Hill, Sutro Forest with Blue Angels
Sutro Forest, with Blue Angels and High-flying Hawk
Photo credit: @FionaFaytv of the IRN- NutritionHub.org
Photo credit: @FionaFaytv of the IRN- NutritionHub.org
Mount Sutro Forest That Was 
I would love to share with you a picture I took today. I don’t see a similar one on your website. I don’t see a place to attach it.
I’ll check out the blog.
Vickie, thanks! We’ve added it here, as well as giving it a separate post.
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i will be gathering my collections of fog and the treeline as taken from 18th and Treat over the last three years. for now please take a look at my flikr account gerardsfg the latest photo captures some of the emotion in the room Monday night [Feb 25, 2013 meeting.]
[Webmaster: Gerard, if you would email us some pictures, we would be happy to put them up here, with attribution. We only need 600×400 pixels.]
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