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rozoneill: Hi ho, hi ho, it's on a hike we go!
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rozoneill: Little River was running clear enough to see the striations on the river bed
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rozoneill: Little River flows away from the hiker's bridge
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rozoneill: Looking upstream of Little River
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rozoneill: I felt like the canyon walls were laughing at me
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rozoneill: Columbia windflower was ever pervasive
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rozoneill: The forest was sopping wet from the nighttime rain
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rozoneill: Vine maple leaves take a rain shower
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rozoneill: Still life with leaf and rain
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rozoneill: The jungly vegetation in Wolf Creek's canyon was amazing
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rozoneill: Dogwoods were at the tail end of their flower show
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rozoneill: A pack of dogwood flowers above the trail
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rozoneill: A little worse for the wear, a dogwood flower happily poses for the camera
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rozoneill: Wolf Creek flows through the rampant greenery
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rozoneill: Dogwood trees bloom next to the creek
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rozoneill: A fern frond harvests some of that rain
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rozoneill: Part of an alien anatomy or else a wild ginger flower
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rozoneill: The trail sideswiped Wolf Creek on occasion
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rozoneill: Wolf Creek churns in a narrow defile
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rozoneill: Inside-out flowers as seen from top-side down
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rozoneill: Rain drops bead up on an oxalis leaf
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rozoneill: This rustic bridge gets us across a small creek
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rozoneill: Palms out, maidenhair ferns beg for handouts
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rozoneill: Thimbleberry was in bloom all along the trail
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rozoneill: Wolf Creek was always within eyesight or earshot
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rozoneill: A dogwood tree in bloom below the trail
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rozoneill: The morning rain gave me plenty of chances to take these kind of photos
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rozoneill: Drip, drip, drip all along the trail
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rozoneill: A bridge crossing for those full of derring do
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rozoneill: Silty pools formed on the creek