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| DSCN2885.jpg We start out as a small group. Then Julia joined us. |
DSCN2886.jpg Soon we had more hikers than there are Osmonds. |
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| DSCN2887.jpg It seems like new hikers are just dropping out of the trees. |
DSCN2889.jpg When even the deer try to join in, we have to finally put our foot down. Enough is enough. |
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| DSCN2891.jpg With so many hikers, accidents happen. A lizard was accidentally stepped on. |
DSCN2892.jpg Like a bloodhound, Kathleen is our bench hound. If a bench is anywhere within five miles, Kathleen will find it. |
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| DSCN2894.jpg And when you have a gang of people, gang activies start. Here, one of the hikers tries to topple a trail sign. |
DSCN2895.jpg But Kathleen does her standup comedy routine, and everyone settles down. |
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| DSCN2898.jpg Before long, the gang mentality is in force again. Here, several of the hikers attempt to knock the fence over. |
DSCN2900.jpg This time Kathleen tries shaming everyone into behaving. |
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| DSCN2901.jpg We were all hoping to see a mountain lion, or even a bobcat. This is the best we could do. |
DSCN2902.jpg Some of the quail posed for us. This one even knew how to spell potato. |
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| DSCN2903.jpg Back at the parking lot, Kathy say, "Let's all dance." |
DSCN2904.jpg And everyone does. |
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| DSCN2905.jpg Kathleen and Robin decide to do the polka. |