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rozoneill: Thimbleberry was eminently abundant all along the trail
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rozoneill: Tarweed makes a yellow appearance
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rozoneill: Wild ginger was still sending its brown and hairy blooms into the world
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rozoneill: Twinflower twins
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rozoneill: Small heads of yerba de selva put the macro lens to use
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rozoneill: Hello rhododendron, it's been about a year, hasn't it?
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rozoneill: Stately rhododendron cluster
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rozoneill: A thimbleberry thrives in the half-light
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rozoneill: Red clover, found near Tioga Bridge
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rozoneill: The graceful rafters of Tioga Bridge
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rozoneill: Interesting perspective of Tioga Bridge
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rozoneill: It's a left turn for me, today
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rozoneill: You can run but you can't hide!
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rozoneill: Young frond on a bracken fern
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rozoneill: Agoseris was a regular occurrence next to the trail
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rozoneill: Trail through the fire wreckage
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rozoneill: Dead trees all around, thanks to the Archie Creek Fire
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rozoneill: Bracken fern encroaches the trail on the flats above the river
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rozoneill: Stand back, coming through!
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rozoneill: One grass seed head among many growing next to a creek
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rozoneill: Crude crossing where there used to be a nice footbridge, pre Archie Creek Fire
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rozoneill: Blackberry vines are claiming all as its own, beginning with this fallen tree
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rozoneill: Pathway through the returning vegetation in the burn zone
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rozoneill: Toughleaf iris was not as prevalent as it was a week ago
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry foliage
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rozoneill: Wild rose basks in the morning sunlight
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rozoneill: The always elegant Western starflower
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rozoneill: Another photo stop, thanks to this starflower
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry was dominant in the open sunlight
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rozoneill: The trail was quite sketchy in this section