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rozoneill: Red currant gets this hike to a colorful start
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rozoneill: Leftover rain on plants made sure our legs were wet
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rozoneill: The trail was faint and hard to follow
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rozoneill: The trail was always overgrown throughout the hike
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rozoneill: View into the fire-scarred Boulder Creek Wilderness
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rozoneill: The cloud cover hid Illahee Rock from view
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rozoneill: A white lupine, all covered with last night's rain
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rozoneill: Barely a hint of Illahee Rock, thanks to the cloud cover
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rozoneill: Columbines nod next to the trail
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rozoneill: Wild strawberry was part of the ground cover
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry was common throughout
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rozoneill: Just not going to be able to see Illahee Rock at the moment
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rozoneill: False Solomon's Seal waved white plumes at us
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rozoneill: Rain beads up on a vine maple leaf
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rozoneill: Water was on everything, including us
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rozoneill: Columbia windflower
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rozoneill: Still life with water drops and leaf
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rozoneill: I had plenty of chances to take these kind of photos
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rozoneill: Panorama of a fire-scarred ridge
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rozoneill: Rolling mist quickly covered up the scene
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rozoneill: Water beads up photogenically on a wild rose
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rozoneill: Not seeing the fantastic views at the moment
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rozoneill: Sitka valerian was a common sight
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rozoneill: Rain water on a wild rose
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rozoneill: False Solomon's seal
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rozoneill: Twelve years after the fire
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rozoneill: The spirits of forests past
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rozoneill: Woodland phlox thrived in the open burn zones
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rozoneill: A trailside spring for horses and hikers alike
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rozoneill: What hiking in clouds looks like