Walls of Jericho (again) Dayhike

 

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Bluebells...

 

More bluebells
Cascade

It started out as just me taking a couple folks who had never been before. Plus I hoped to see much more of the bluebells that were pretty sparse on the earlier trip. But at our meeting place we bumped into folks who were going on the scheduled hike to DeSoto Falls. Apparently after some discussion among the three of them, they decided to join the three of us! So we did the AL route to the Walls, with a short side trip to see the bluebells, and yes they were there in abundance; not as profuse as the best we've ever seen, but still very nice.

Our footlog-challenged member was our hero of the day, conquering the beasts four times total! And we saw a great smorgasbord of other wildflowers along the hillside on the way up to the Walls, especially tons of Phlox and Longspur Violets, many Bellworts, and a few white (Nodding?) Trillium. First-timers were Kendra Cross, Ralph Van Pelt, and Chris O'Connor, accompanied by Monty Simmons, Tim Chomyn, Bob Butterfield, and John Rowland reporting
Lower falls

Photos, Kendra and John

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