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Wildflowers growing along Newton Creek on the Newton Creek Trail. There were clumps of these low-growing flowers in both yellow and orange.

abc.jpg 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.ThumbnailsThe log crossing of Newton Creek on the Newton Creek trail can be a sketchy crossing. This is not an easy crossing when the water is even a little bit high.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.ThumbnailsThe log crossing of Newton Creek on the Newton Creek trail can be a sketchy crossing. This is not an easy crossing when the water is even a little bit high.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.ThumbnailsThe log crossing of Newton Creek on the Newton Creek trail can be a sketchy crossing. This is not an easy crossing when the water is even a little bit high.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.ThumbnailsThe log crossing of Newton Creek on the Newton Creek trail can be a sketchy crossing. This is not an easy crossing when the water is even a little bit high.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.ThumbnailsThe log crossing of Newton Creek on the Newton Creek trail can be a sketchy crossing. This is not an easy crossing when the water is even a little bit high.

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