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rozoneill: A knapweed flower gets its morning shower
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rozoneill: Vine maples, busy colorizing the forest
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rozoneill: The drip, drip, drip of the rain rolling off of leaves
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rozoneill: Three years after the Archie Creek Fire
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rozoneill: It was that kind of day
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rozoneill: Nature's claw crane machine
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rozoneill: Susan Creek-007
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rozoneill: Nice sign about an icky plant
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rozoneill: The ghosts of forests past on a gray day
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rozoneill: Hello poison oak leaf, I'm not touching you
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rozoneill: A poison oak leaf joins in on the autumn fun
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rozoneill: Blackberry contributes to the autumn vibe
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rozoneill: Showing great adaptability, poison oak vines up a tree
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rozoneill: It's a bush! A ground cover! No, it's a vine! Yes, it's poison oak!
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rozoneill: Three years later...
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rozoneill: I was similarly soaked by the rain
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rozoneill: Rain collects on leaves great and small
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rozoneill: I had ample opportunity to take these kind of photos, thanks to the rain
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rozoneill: Not quite mirror images of each other, but close
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rozoneill: The surrounding forest lives in a single drop of water
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rozoneill: A similar formation resided on my hat brim
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rozoneill: Vine maples can always be counted on to brighten up a forest in autumn
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rozoneill: Susan Creek-043
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rozoneill: Young dogwood trees start to turn reddish-pink
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rozoneill: Moss creeps ever so slowly across a dead tree
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rozoneill: A caterpillar tent, long since abandoned by its denizens
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rozoneill: Susan Creek flows through the burned forest
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rozoneill: Appropriately enough, a fireweed turns fiery red
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rozoneill: A blackberry vine makes a humble contribution to the autumn gods
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rozoneill: So many drops of water on so many leaves and so many photos thereof