PETER
BERGSTRAND
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2009
Day Hikes
Stevens Trail
Stevens Trail
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The store cat. Name unknown, but he/she was a very affectionate fellow.
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Inside of the Iowa Hill Store
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Another shot of the kitty
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The trail started by the store. Even though the road to it was extremely hilly, it had a fair share of bikers.
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The beginning. One minute later, I dropped the Van key so I had to leave them for about 10 minutes. They were later found by a local.
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This stop had a natural cold temperature. Perfect for a group shot.
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One of the contributer to the colder temperatures on this spot.
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Pretty flower and a hungry ant.
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First time you could spot the American River.
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This is the other side of the river.
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The trail sometimes went dangerously close to the ravine. The "gold panners" back in the day were probably not thinking safety first.
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This is the trail looked for the most part.
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First "hurdle". Clayton uses a rope to help him over.
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Walking....
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The mystery plant. There were only 3 of these odd plants on the entire trail. Two of them right next to each other (one is located to the left of Clayton)
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Chris scopes out the area to see if the trails continues further.
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The gang is patiently waiting for Chris' verdict....
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And nope...it did indeed end here.
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A Nina close-up.
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This little tree-like plant was the only vegetation on this huge boulder.
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Theron concentrates while climbing down.
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Diana is chilling down her feet in the river.
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More Diana posing...
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Diana, spreading peace, love, and understanding.
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A Theron close-up. And for once, a natural smile....or is he getting good at faking?
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Cool looking plant. Overall pretty scarce but could be spotted on multiple locations.
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Shot of the trail, heading back.
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Another shot of the trail.
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4 of these gigantic pine cones were found in one spot, very close to a dead mole. Coincidence?
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A rattlesnake infested area. We were lucky not to see any, but we were warned.
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