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rozoneill: We may be few but we are mighty!
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rozoneill: Hilarity and hijinks
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rozoneill: The surrounding hills were dusted with fresh snow
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rozoneill: Elk Creek was generally nearby
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rozoneill: Elk Creek was flooding somewhat
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rozoneill: We set out on the old Elk Creek Road in a rainstorm
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rozoneill: Middle Creek joins forces with Elk Creek
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rozoneill: Middle Creek finds itself in the middle of my photo
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rozoneill: The rain-swollen Elk Creek
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rozoneill: Raindrops falling on our heads and on the creek too
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rozoneill: A noisy cascade on rushing Elk Creek
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rozoneill: Hikers got wet in the making of this photo
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rozoneill: Following the track to Sevenmile Swimming Hole
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rozoneill: The Elk Creek valley on a wet morning
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rozoneill: Maple trees were putting out flowers
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rozoneill: Rain-soaked maple flowers
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rozoneill: Elk Creek was carrying more water than normal
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rozoneill: Elk Creek, running wild on this day
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rozoneill: Swimming definitely not recommended today
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rozoneill: Elk Creek on a mild rampage next to the trail
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rozoneill: Elk Creek, running silty with the week's rain
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rozoneill: "We hiked cold and weary, on a day wet and dreary..."
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rozoneill: We grabbed a footpath over to the swimming hole
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rozoneill: Sevenmile Swimming Hole doesn't invite a quick dip today
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rozoneill: The green and silted creek water
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rozoneill: A whirlpool forms on the other side of the current
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rozoneill: Too much rain
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rozoneill: Hiking mayhem
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rozoneill: Oak, starkly etched against the stormy sky
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rozoneill: In summer, this rock wall sees use as a diving platform