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އުފެދުނު ތާރިޚު / 2010
- There is about a 10 foot waterfall next to the Moulton Falls Trail.
- This is Lamberson Butte, on the north side of Newton Creek. Going downhill, Lamberson Butte is easy to spot. Heading uphill it is pretty easy to walk right by it.
- This is where the Wildwood Trail crosses the Dogwood Trail. You can see the signs have been vandalized so the junction isn't signed when this photo was taken in August 2010.
- This plaque is at the junction where Gorge Trail #400 heads east from the Larch Mountain Trail #441 near Multnomah Falls.
- This section of the June Lake Trail is just above June Lake. You can see the recent trail maintenance in September 2010 has restored the tread.
- This shows how steep the cliffs of Starvation Ridge are.
- This tree trunk has been sandblasted by storms that rake Mt. Hood. The wood is worn away faster than it can turn gray. The grit almost polishes the wood smooth.
- Toadstools appear in the forests after fall rains. Here are some reddish toadstools breaking ground.
- Trail junctions signs west of Devil's Rest for Devil's Rest Trail and Foxglove Way.
- Trail listing for the trails at Trillium Lake.
- Trailhead sign for the Wahkeena Falls Trail in the Columbia River Gorge
- Trailhead sign for Trillium Lake Sno-Park.
- Trees fight to survive and eventually lose the fight with the elements that pound Lamberson Butte. Here a skeletal tree provides a foreground balance to Mt. Jefferson in the distance.
- View of the finished section of trail. The organic matter has all been removed and rock put in its place.
- View of the section of trail before we began work.