[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

This is the county line road that runs up the side of our property, this part is past our property.

This picture is from the top of the east side of the creek looking west. If you look to just above and to the right of the shadows on the left side of the picture, there is a dark spot, a break in the trees. That is the trail on the other side that I ride up. There is a dip in the top tree line, that is the trail too, at about that point it turns back to the north.

This is the creek at the bottom of the hill in the last picture. Just a few feet from the water where I cross it was as dry as bone.

This trail starts about 1/2 way up the other side of the creek and takes you back down to the creek where the deep water crossing that isn't deep anymore is. I turned down it because it also takes me to a more steep climb back up the hil and the same sidel. Good work out for the horse. I thought the changing trees pretty.

Same trail still.

Becky

[HairOfTheDog]

Looks very fall-like there! I bet in winter all the trees are bare, it'd be interesting to see that because it looks so different from here. We have leafy trees like Alder and Maples, but they aren't the predominant sight. They disappear among the evergreens in winter.

The thing that's really different about your rides is how far you can see. If we stood at the top of a hill, unless we are riding in a recently logged area, we can't see off of it. :~D