I went back to Big Woods State Park this past weekend again to do more park exploration. I wanted to check out more of the hiking trails within the park. There are 11 miles of hiking trails total in the park.
I found this single wildflower along the trail to the hidden falls.
Along the Beaver Trail, I discovered another unique tree. I like to find one on every camping trip. This one had a piece of wood that grew in between the two trunks. It looks like a small bench!
The season to come; an early fall-colored leaf on the trail.
A circle of trees guarding this log...
Color from above. The sunlight was shining through these leaves, illuminating them apart from the others.
I stood underneath them and took this shot pointing upward.
A trail of ivy growing up a moss covered tree trunk.
Ivy and Moss
A small bridge along the White Oak Trail.
Another view from the bridge
Many wildflowers along the White Oak Trail, nearing back to the Visitors Center.
Wild Purple Coneflower
Monard & Black Eyed Susans
Daddy long-legs!
I found this single wildflower just steps from my tent.
This time, my sister Laura and her boyfriend Lance, along with Shelby, came to visit me camping. They joined me late Saturday afternoon.
The "Hag Stares"... Laura's
Lance's Hag Stare...
And my "Hag stare..." my sister and I call each other Hags! LOL :)
Shelby enjoys setting up traps for us to fall into around the camp site. Here she's busy digging another hole.
Chill time at the site....
Redneck golf! After a few rounds of the game.
Shelby
Tripod shots!! An advantage of bringing along my tripod....so that everyone can be included in the shot!
Tripod shot around the campfire Saturday night.
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