Trail 107 #2

Another Post in the Canyon Creek Trail 107 series just ahead…

So many trees and they all just stand still waiting to be captured by the lens.  This was a twin trunk or split butt cedar tree that was guarding the west side of a portion of the trail.  It was so patient as I took one picture after another.  Hope you enjoy!

The two main trunks are here visible with a tree on the left side of frame trying to photobomb!

The area where the two trunks met was so alive with character.

Finer than frog hair is moss fuzz!

Miniture Moss Tulips (I really don’t know what they are – just red little forest buttercups…maybe?) 🙂

 

Old and New. A worn out cedar leaf and the new growth of moss inhabit the same natural bowl created by the crux of the two trunks. Beyond, very blurry, you see the forest.

Till Next Time,

AOB