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Photo: I do not know the identity of this red berry, it might be some sort of rosehip, as it grows on a small, short thorn bush. I'll watch for its flower next spring and try to connect the dots.
 
"Winter is coming," warned Wah-Kee-Nah. "If you survive, you might bloom in Spring." (The Remnant, 106, 2010)
 
 Making my own preparations...


Photo: Mushrooms along the upper Wah-Kee-Nah Loop trail.
 
"If we all pull together, we can clean this mess up." (Rotten Logs, 107, 2010)