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| Up by the pumphouse |
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| Looking toward Haynes Canyon |
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| Where are my buddies? |
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| Coming downstiars |
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| An offshoot of the Osha Trail |
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| Little pine with a flower at its left foot |
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| An iron-and-concrete bridge that serves no apparent purpose |
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| Heading back toward the Osha |
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| A section of the Osha trail we haven't hiked for a while |
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| The Peace-and-Heart log bench |
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| Among the tall pines |
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| Flowers of the New Mexican Elderberry and an Aspen |
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| Why is this small camouflage-colored plastic box strapped to a tree? |
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| Because, as I've discovered through research, it's a geocaching box |
3 comments:
I like the image of the locust and the aspen. At first, my guess about the camouflaged plastic box was that it was a trail camera for recording wildlife; I'm glad you set me straight.
The New Mexican locust tree is one of my favorites around here.
My apologies, Scott and Dr. K. That is not a New Mexican Locust tree. I don't know what possessed my fingers when typing the caption on that image. I meant to type New Mexican Elderberry (Sambucus).
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