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rozoneill: This hike had plenty of madrone trees
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rozoneill: Madrone tree on a gorgeous morning
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rozoneill: Moss macro
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rozoneill: A forest of spindly trails surrounded the trail
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rozoneill: The forest in the morning light
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rozoneill: The forest watches me from above the trail
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rozoneill: Snapshot of the Ol' Miners' Trail
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rozoneill: Sunlight, filtering through a stand of madrone
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rozoneill: That smooth texture of a madrone trunk
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rozoneill: Zen moment with a madrone trunk
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rozoneill: A lot of the history here centers around mining
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rozoneill: Rusting mining equipment from the days of yore
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rozoneill: That pipe has seen better days
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rozoneill: Obviously the forest is quite young
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rozoneill: A mix of madrone, oak, cedar, and fir
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rozoneill: The trail re-route got me confused for a bit
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rozoneill: The distinct orange colored madrones were everywhere
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rozoneill: Pathway through trees orange and gray
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rozoneill: Some of that surrounding terrain
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rozoneill: A view to distant Grizzly Peak
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rozoneill: A bright spot of lichen on a tree trunk
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rozoneill: Most trees ascribe to grow straight and tall
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rozoneill: Forest canopy on a beautiful day
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rozoneill: Yet another smooth madrone trunk photo
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rozoneill: Apparently madrone trees suckle their young
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rozoneill: A pair of knots on a madrone
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rozoneill: Finally got myself back on the right trail
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rozoneill: I'd follow the Boulder Trail for a mile or so
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rozoneill: Moss and tree trunks were a thing close to the creek
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rozoneill: No other tree like madrone