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rozoneill: We started out from the Cripple Camp Trailhead
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rozoneill: Columbia windflower ruled the shady forest floor
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rozoneill: A cluster of yellowleaf iris
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rozoneill: Little pink-orange fungal buttons on a log
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rozoneill: One of these is not like the others
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rozoneill: Odd fungus with a green tinge
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rozoneill: Cleve seems small next an old growth Douglas fir
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rozoneill: Cleve and Edwin check out the Cripple Camp Shelter
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rozoneill: Meadow at Cripple Camp
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rozoneill: Art made by a shadow on a tree trunk
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rozoneill: Some of the forest surrounding Cripple Camp Shelter
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rozoneill: Baneberry was the dominant life form in these parts
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rozoneill: Forest fire had done a number here
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rozoneill: Despite the fire damage, the scenery was beautiful
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rozoneill: Meadow at Toad Lake
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rozoneill: Bluebells were plentiful
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rozoneill: The ever so elegant columbine
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rozoneill: A large mushroom sprouts on a live tree
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rozoneill: One of many small meadows below the trail
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rozoneill: Merten's coralroot makes an appearance
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rozoneill: Edwin and Cleve hike through a meadow
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rozoneill: Larkspur flourished in the sunny spots
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rozoneill: And now we enter Pup Prairie
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rozoneill: Pup Prairie impresses with its acres of greenery
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rozoneill: A plant that looks like it could eat me
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rozoneill: A small creek runs through the vegetation
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rozoneill: The trail followed the lower edge of Pup Prairie
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rozoneill: Baneberry ruled the meadows
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rozoneill: Sitka valerian attracted bees and butterflies
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rozoneill: Part of the huge meadow that is Pup Prairie