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| The Starting Point |
We were supposed to get all sorts of rain this weekend, but it didn't pan out, and it was hot and humid, so we decided to go to Starkey's Loop for a 4 km hike. It starts out in the fields, but, very quickly, you end up in forest, going up and down hills, through swampy bits, past fields etc. There are some very old (100-150 year old in fact) split-rail cedar fences that abut the trail, remnants of the demarcation of framer's fields. It was a bit buggy with mosquitoes, especially as we were sweaty, but it was nice to get away from the house and do a nature walk.
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| The hike begins - wait up CC! |
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| Frog hiding on a leaf - but my eagle-eyes caught him! |
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| Eyes of the forest |
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| Moss-covered wood |
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| Wild daisy |
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| Where I heard lots of frogs |
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| Furry, white moth |
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| Elderberries |
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| On the way back to the car |
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