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rozoneill: All about to enjoy a hike in a rainstorm
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rozoneill: You know, like the sign said"
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rozoneill: A fern frond, all curled up into a ball of ferny yarn
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rozoneill: Come back in summer for the delicious salmonberries
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rozoneill: Rain had folded trillium flowers like so many origami creations
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rozoneill: A photo of a rain-soaked trillium taken by rain-soaked hiker
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rozoneill: The rain and creek moisture greens up the forest
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rozoneill: Millions of trillums graced the forest floor
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rozoneill: Some of that sodden scenery above Kentucky Creek
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rozoneill: Vine maples, beginning to leaf out
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rozoneill: So much trillium to distract me
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rozoneill: Rain collected on vegetation and hikers alike
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rozoneill: Kentucky Creek escorts us as we hike along its namesake trail
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rozoneill: Kentucky Creek slides down its forested canyon
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rozoneill: The trail went cliffy, much to my delight
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rozoneill: The constant rain dripped off of mossy cliffs
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rozoneill: Drip, drip, drip, as the rain ran down a mossy cliff
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rozoneill: First look at Upper Kentucky Falls from the trail
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rozoneill: Oregon bleeding heart was a little bit of a thing on this hike
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rozoneill: A sodden oxalis flower droops in the constant rain
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rozoneill: Oxalis gathers some rain
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rozoneill: The trail wanders through a wet forest
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rozoneill: Tall cliffs loom above the trail
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rozoneill: Upper Kentucky Falls, in its full rainy day glory
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rozoneill: Upper Kentucky Falls was roaring with rain runoff
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rozoneill: Upper Kentucky Falls, long exposure thereof
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rozoneill: Kentucky Creek flees the scene
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rozoneill: Kentucky Creek splashes around a series of mossy boulders
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rozoneill: Bye, Upper Kentucky Falls, we'll see you again on the out leg
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rozoneill: A water slide of sorts on Kentucky Creek