On the one side, the rocks towered above us. And after tell Corb not to go to close to the edge, he informed me that it wasn't that high. When I walked around the back side, it was only 2 feet off the ground. The rocks were grown over with moss and lichen. The light inside the canyon was dappled from the trees...a photo nightmare, but I took pictures anyway.
Logan looks lost, holding the GPS, look at the huge column behind him
And I wanted a picture that looked like Corb was climbing to the top
And there was a carpet of dogwoods, growing out of the moss. So Pretty!! I had to go back and take some photos. Wild Dogwoods, such pretty flowers.(British Columbia's flower). The whole place was like a hidden treasure...so very cool.And they even had Maple Walnut fudge for Mike, because in his world , there is nothing better than maple walnut. It was a good day!

2 comments:
WOW!!!!!!! Not just a new post... a whole new blog!!!! Looks so good, Shannon!! Love it!!! When we find a spot like that in the forest it feels like a forgotten treasure... and I never want to leave! Love all the pic . They're great!!! Esp the macro! =)
OH MY GOODNESS!! What an AWESOME place to hike! Love those stone formations--they look like chimneys. I'd bookmark that spot and head back on an overcast day! Gorgeous dogwood blossom--the center detail is wonderful. Glad to see you up!
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