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rozoneill: The hike begins at a bridged crossing of the Jacksonville Reservoir Dam's outlet
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rozoneill: Shade and light on the Rail Trail
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rozoneill: Railway trestle to nowhere
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rozoneill: Rest in peace
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rozoneill: The Rail Trail goes through some twiggy brush
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rozoneill: Reflection on Jackson Creek
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rozoneill: Small dam of sorts, built to support past mining activity in the area
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rozoneill: A mushroom pushes its way up through a bed of moss
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rozoneill: Uh-oh, the trail goes all frosty and icy
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rozoneill: Jackson Creek doesn't have a lot of water flowing in it
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rozoneill: Warm sunlight, as seen by those freezing in the frosty shade
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rozoneill: Jackson Creek trickles through the fallen leaves from last fall season
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rozoneill: Moss creeps on a snag
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rozoneill: A mushroom rises above a layer of maple leaves
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rozoneill: There were a few snow patches here and there
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rozoneill: Doing the forbidden tree dance
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rozoneill: A maple leaf finds a frozen home on a snow patch
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rozoneill: "Twin Peaks", I like the sound of that
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rozoneill: Now we are on the Canyon Falls Trail
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rozoneill: A boulder sports a leafy cap
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rozoneill: Maple leaves cover all
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rozoneill: Forest floor, comprised of dead maple leaves
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rozoneill: Norling Creek trickles through all the leafy duff
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rozoneill: Not quite the Grand Canyon
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rozoneill: A small pool of water on Norling Creek
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rozoneill: The Canyon Falls Trail cuts into the hillside above Norling Creek
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rozoneill: The trail cuts through the forest clutter
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rozoneill: A lot of leaves and one small creek
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rozoneill: Norling Mine is our next destination
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rozoneill: The Atsahu Trail heads up through the woods