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rozoneill: Blooming rhododendrons were one of the many hike highlights
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rozoneill: The well-used pathway to Blacklock Point
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rozoneill: Trappers tea was a common sight down low along the trail
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rozoneill: One of a multitude of rhododendron photos I took
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rozoneill: We found a patch of beargrass in an open area in the woods
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rozoneill: A globe of beargrass
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rozoneill: The forest skyline was colorful, to say the least
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rozoneill: Pink flowers against a green canopy
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rozoneill: Bursting out of its bud
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rozoneill: Spent flowers find a final resting place on a fern frond
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rozoneill: A large patch of fungus got my attention
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rozoneill: Fungus, up close and personal
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rozoneill: A fern frond rolls out a spring welcome
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rozoneill: A fern curls its bicep and gives a beetle a ride
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rozoneill: The hairy proboscis of a fern frond
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rozoneill: Fungus helps a decomposing log speed up the decomposing
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rozoneill: Douglas's iris was blooming everywhere along the trail
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rozoneill: Rhododendron flowers, in plural
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rozoneill: Forested tunnel on the Oregon Coast Trail
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rozoneill: Woods spooky and mysterious
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rozoneill: A nearly impenetrable tangle of trees
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rozoneill: David and Anne take a moment to gawk at Floras Lake
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rozoneill: Blacklock Point and its islands were still a few miles away
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rozoneill: My companions on the day
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rozoneill: Photographic definition of murky woods
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rozoneill: A fern crooks its finger at me
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rozoneill: Half lit half dark rhodie flower
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rozoneill: The trail spent a lot of time in lush coastal forest
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rozoneill: At times the path was quite overgrown
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rozoneill: Douglas's iris, more white than the usual purple version