Monday, March 18, 2019

Spring is Sprung, Part II

Second day off; second hike under warm and sunny skies. My trusty hiking buds Don and Heidi craved someplace new (I did, too), some trails we'd never before hiked, and we found 'em in Homestead Valley, on the lower eastern flank of Mount Tamalpais. Good tramp; 4.5 miles or so, with some impressive elevation gain, beautiful scenery in and out of the forest, lovely little creek crossings, redwoods, a delightful showing of early spring wildflowers (the parade continues), and virtually no other people on the (well-marked and cared for) trails! Loved it!

Trillium, a pink one!

Trillium, a white one!

Indian Warrior

Oakland Star Tulip

No idea.

Forget-Me-Not (non-native)

SHHH...

Marin Checker Lily (a rare bloom, I've been told)



Douglas Iris

Mount Tam "View Spot"

Hope you enjoy the pics and the wildflower updates.
More later.

Peter J. Palmer


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