Big rocks. This one is about 400 feet higher than us.
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Appears to be just a dead tree branch, but very colorful
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Sign about fire in the park
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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Fire is allowed to burn in the forest as it is necessary for the survival of the trees.
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More burned forrest. The trees are OK, but the fire clears the brush under them so they can reproduce.
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More burned trees from a recent fire, still healthy
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Fire damage on an old, dead tree
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The Booker T. Washington Tree - the second biggest
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Fuzzy-leaf something or the other
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Another interesting plant I don't know
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A ladybug - tiny too
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Thistle
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Thistle with ladybug
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Old, old forest
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Old, old forest in black and white
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Odd tree growing around rocks
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Liberal?
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Big bite for hungry boy
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Entrance to Crystal Cave. View of the spider web gate from the 1930s
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The cave was very wet and damp, about 50 deg F
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Some of the formations inside the cave, Stalactites hand down, -mites up.
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Inside by lantern light.
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More formations
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One of the larger caverns
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