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rozoneill: The story of this hike
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rozoneill: Morning rain on an oxalis leaf
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rozoneill: Burned forest above the trail
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rozoneill: Gone was the lush forest of years past
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rozoneill: Ferns were already making a comeback after the fire
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rozoneill: The smaller trees died en masse, but the larger ones survived
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rozoneill: Fireweed blooms after the burn
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rozoneill: A debris-choked gully
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rozoneill: In some places, the undergrowth has not yet returned
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rozoneill: There's a hole in me tree!
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rozoneill: Meanwhile, the North Umpqua River flows below
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rozoneill: Fallen giant
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rozoneill: Rose hips brighten up the forest
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rozoneill: Young maples were beset by leaf mildew
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rozoneill: It was a drizzly day
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rozoneill: A small creeks runs over the trail
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rozoneill: View such as it was, straight down
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rozoneill: Poison oak was all into autumn
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rozoneill: The mist-covered mountains
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rozoneill: Freshly repaired trail
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rozoneill: Fire debris was everywhere
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rozoneill: Trail through a silent forest
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rozoneill: The path contours a steep slope
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rozoneill: A rock wall looms over the trail
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rozoneill: You could almost still smell the smoke
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rozoneill: Burned trees, both vertical and horizontal
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rozoneill: As the trees died, they shed their needles
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rozoneill: Black foot
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rozoneill: The hear-shaped leaf of wild ginger
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rozoneill: Fragrant and aromatic wild ginger leaf