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rozoneill: The trail heads up into the woods
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rozoneill: Trees straight and tall and some not so straight
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rozoneill: Thank you for your gift
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry plants enjoyed the spring sun
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rozoneill: The trail sideswiped the shipyard of Fred Wahl Marine Construction
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rozoneill: I'm about to enter a dark and mysterious tunnel
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rozoneill: You just gotta love that mottled light
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rozoneill: Definitely a green trail!
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rozoneill: The humid air, courtesy of the nearby Umpqua River, made sure all gets covered with moss
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rozoneill: There just might be a tree underneath all that moss
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rozoneill: Ever onward and upward
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rozoneill: Alder trees were just beginning to bud out
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rozoneill: I spent a few minutes crawling in the grass in search of the perfect English daisy macro shot
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rozoneill: One English daisy from a cast of millions
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rozoneill: Maybe a purple dead nettle
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rozoneill: The small flowers of Miner's lettuce
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rozoneill: Blackberry vines were well into the business of making blackberries
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rozoneill: This short trail served up plenty of quality woodland time
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry, all green aglow
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rozoneill: Closeup of an angled bittercress flower
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rozoneill: This stem is nearly as hairy as my shins
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rozoneill: Oregon bleeding heart pinks up the otherwise green trail
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rozoneill: Not sure what kind of flowers these are, but they sure were tiny
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rozoneill: I do so love a walk in the woods
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rozoneill: Fern frond, all wadded up into a ball
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rozoneill: All ready for the spring rollout
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rozoneill: How ferns sleep
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rozoneill: Angled bittercress was the most profuse flower on this day
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rozoneill: While short in length, the trail was just beautiful
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rozoneill: Sun shade over the trail