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rozoneill: My people, before we started hiking
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rozoneill: Inside out flower, turned inside out as per its name
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rozoneill: Slime mold, looking all the world like deer urp
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rozoneill: Much of this hike was in lush forest
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rozoneill: Fortunately, the trail had been cleared of a massive downfall
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rozoneill: Cleve tells the tree in no uncertain terms to stay up there
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rozoneill: The forest was full of burgeoning greenery
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rozoneill: Scouler's harebell
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rozoneill: Wildfire smoke from California hazed up the view
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry, just beginning to ripen
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rozoneill: The shade was much appreciated
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rozoneill: Trail, seemingly going right over the edge
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rozoneill: Farewell-to-spring was really putting on a show
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rozoneill: Smoky view down to the Middle Fork Willamette River valley
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rozoneill: The trail contours through a dry and open grass patch
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rozoneill: Agoseris seeds, ready to fly away on the next breeze
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rozoneill: Elegant brodiaea beautified the dry meadows
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rozoneill: Farewell-to-spring were all over the dry meadows
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rozoneill: The trail angles gently uphill in a shady forest
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rozoneill: A shady forest is one way to beat the heat
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rozoneill: Some vine maple were showing a hint of autumn color
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rozoneill: Some of that vine maple forest cover
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rozoneill: Aw. do we really have to leave the cool shade?
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rozoneill: A spray of ocean spray flowers
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rozoneill: Ocean spray was a thing here and there
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rozoneill: The trail pushes past some ocean spray bushes
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rozoneill: Definitely a green trail
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rozoneill: Wildfire smoke really limited the views
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rozoneill: Back into the deep dark woods
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rozoneill: A cluster of white hyacinth flowers