Sand floor beneath rock house lip has pitted impressions from repeated, steady water dripping. | Pixel's Travels

Sand deposited for trial imporvement.

Water and plants.

Groomed trail conditions on Station Camp Creek horse trails.

Rhododendron and canopy.

Sun 17 Jun 2007 04:29:44 PM EDT

Williams Creek. Sunlight and shadow.

Big South Fork and Williams Creek ford.

Tranquil pool, deep.

Tranquil pool II.

River stone and grass.

Resist River Stone.

Campsite. End of ridge before Pilot Knob.

Typical horse trail conditions.

Sun 17 Jun 2007 01:03:49 PM EDT

Mating butterflies.

Wilderness Resorts horse camp.

Station Camp Creek, Pilot-Wines Loop, Equestrian trail.

Bandy Creek Visitor Center.

Entrance to Big South Sign.

Composing image at creek level.

Rhododendron levitates in sunset.

Downstream the color the light.

Two sun orbs. Laurel Fork Creek.

Beaver dam pool and reflection.

Race to avoid darkness.

Light through canopy.

Sat 16 Jun 2007 06:51:33 PM EDT

Sand floor beneath rock house lip has pitted impressions from repeated, steady water dripping.

Photographer casts shadow.

Light filters down to illuminate lonely plant.

Inside Indian Rock House.

One of many crossings. Laurel Fork Creek.

Stretch of dry trail, which crosses Laurel Fork Creek often.

Photographer's reflection in pool. Laurel Fork Creek.

Indian Rock House. Not be confused with other Indian Rock(s).

Old beaver dam on Laurel Fork Creek.

Sun illuminates pool. Laurel Fork Creek.

Laurel Fork Creek

Horse trail crosses Laurel Fork Creek Trail.

Laurel Fork Creek.

Historic, obsolete trail sign (replaced with plastic signs).

Laurel Fork Creek.

Connector trail: West Entrance to Laurel Fork Creek Trail.

West Entrance, Bandy Creek.

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Created on: Thursday 21 June 2007

Posted on: Thursday 21 June 2007

Visits: 1800

Albums: June 16-17: Laurel Fork Creek, Pilot-Wines, Big South Fork

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