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主頁 / Indian Bar Photos WA 34
上傳日期 / 2016 / 星期 23
- Once you reach clearings on the Cowlitz Divide, the views just get better and better.
- On a rainy day you can look for the small things like this conch.
- Mt. Rainier is obscured down in the valley. The Ohanapecosh River flows along the snow-covered gravel bar.
- More lovely little mushrooms growing on the downed trunk of a tree near Nickel Creek Camp.
- Looking east, the view seems to go on forever. This part of the park is very quiet, with no nearby road noise.
- Jeremiah is enjoying the wonderful view of Mt. Rainier. You can see a bit of fall snow in the background. This is on Cowlitz Divide where we came to one of the first clear views of Mt. Rainier.
- I love the way the earlier rainfall has pooled on this mushroom. What a color!
- I liked the patterns of the rocks along the stream where a light dusting of snow fills in the gaps between the stones.
- Here is the view you have been waiting for. Little Tahoma is on the right and if you have binoculars, you might be able to see Camp Muir on the left.
- Here is the Indian Bar Shelter from near the bridge over the Ohanapecosh River.
- Here is a lovely pattern of fungus growing on a dead tree along the trail near Nickel Creek.
- Heading back towards the trailhead, here is a view of the group camp near Nickel Creek. Looks like 4 to 6 tents would fit in the group site. The site is within earshot of Nickel Creek.
- Fall rains bring out dozens of different kinds of fungus. These look almost like jellyfish.
- Cold fall mornings make you feel gratefule to have been in the shelter.
- Closeup of a coral mushroom growing along the trail near Nickel Creek.