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| Signs of Spring! |
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| Getting a bit impatient with the wildflowers. I just love to see the new ones peeking through. False Rue Anemone. |
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| Stream crossing #1 |
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| Stream crossing #2 |
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| Stream Crossing #3 |
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| Illinois Canyon Waterfall |
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| The white section of the wall recently fell. See following photo. |
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| Pile of sandstone that fell from above. |
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| Suzanne and I didn't have any trouble crossing the streams or going through the mud. |
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| This is sad, Peggy and I each picked up a bag of trash in Illinois Canyon. Not pictured is the additional 2 bags we also picked up in Ottawa / Kaskaskia Canyon. |
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| The D N R (Department of Natural Resources) put this mulch on the "Swamp Trail" This is the usually muddy trail between Illinois and Kaskaskia Canyons. Some thought it was a boy scout project. Who ever it was..... Thank you!!! |
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| Signs of Spring!! |
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| See the hiking boot? |
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| Council Overhang |
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| Horse tails, these are located at the intersection of Ottawa and Kaskaskia Canyon |
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| Kaskaskia Canyon |
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| Kaskaskia Canyon |
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| Joe was trying to figure something out. Maybe calculating how long it will take for the walls in Kaskaskia Canyon to erode away. |
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| The early beginnings of Hepatica. Maybe full bloom by next week. |
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| I just never ends. When you bring something along, it always amazes me the emptier the container gets, the heavier it gets. I'm thinking that's why we see so many bottles on the trail..... |
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| Ottawa Canyon |
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| Looking out from Ottawa Canyon |
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| Ottawa Canyon from behind the waterfall |
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| A couple from Chicago celebrating a new job with a visit to Starved Rock. |
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| Large moss covered rock in Ottawa Canyon |
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| This Burl covered tree is near Council Overhang. |
I will leave you with this: Keep a green tree in your heart and the singing bird stays nearby.
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