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rozoneill: Betty Lake was the first of several lakes seen on this hike
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rozoneill: A soft breeze rippled up Betty Lake
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rozoneill: The grassy shore of Betty Lake
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rozoneill: The trail headed uphill over a forested ridge
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rozoneill: Plenty of quality forest time on this hike
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rozoneill: Sign, as the trail peeled away from the lake
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rozoneill: First look at Howkum Lake
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rozoneill: The lake reflects onto a tree stump
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rozoneill: Howkum Lake reflection
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rozoneill: How come it's called Howkum Lake?
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rozoneill: The trail also sideswiped Horsefly Lake
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rozoneill: Grass and sun at Tiny Lake
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rozoneill: Tiny Lake
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rozoneill: Pink heather ringed Tiny Lake
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rozoneill: Sign, at an intersection with the Jim Weaver Loop Trail
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rozoneill: Sunlit shooting stars
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rozoneill: Marsh marigold
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rozoneill: Beargrass was in bloom here and there
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rozoneill: Reflection in a small pond
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rozoneill: Numerous ponds would explain the abundance of mosquitoes
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rozoneill: Yet another mosquito hatchery
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rozoneill: Muddy path through a wet meadow
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rozoneill: Shooting stars bursting in air
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rozoneill: The trail was quite waterlogged in places
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rozoneill: The splendor that is Waldo Lake
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rozoneill: Shore, on the other side of Shadow Bay
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rozoneill: Another underwater section of trail
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rozoneill: A fern, during the spring unfurling
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rozoneill: A small creek runs under the X
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rozoneill: A steady supply of water keeps Waldo Lake full