Here we are on the hiking trail to Hourglass Lake, located somewhere in East Kootenay, British Columbia. One thing that sticks out about this hike is all the brooks and streams we had to cross. In yesterday’s post, I shared that wobbly rickety bridge, crossing that stream. Just shortly after that stream, we came upon a brook, but this time we were blessed with a better, sturdier walking bridge. If you look closely, someone has carved out a “hourglass” on the first log. Cool eh! Also, so many pretty little flowers along the hiking trail, and some neat looking plants (probably some type of flower in it’s pre-bloom state, but not exactly sure) as well. Have you had a chance to do any hiking yet this year?
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Well these are cool my friend, I like that plant one, wonder how much further it will grow and or if it has any bloom of flowers or maybe it doesn't.
Maybe I will find out next time I do this hike. Thanks.
Journey along with nature. The round cut logs placed over the walking bridge seems to be a clever idea. And the last pic looks like a blue rock. Interesting. Enjoy your hike 👍
It was an enjoyable hike, looking forward to doing it again someday. Thanks.
That hike looks amazing. I love the idea of finding little surprises like the carved hourglass. Have a great time exploring dear friend.
It all about the little things along the way, which makes it more exciting. Thanks.
You're most welcome brother it's a pleasure
Something about monochrome pictures. I can't place my finger on it but there's a certain serenity about them that I cannot explain
It takes you back to a time when there was less stress in the world (maybe). Thanks.
It's a beautiful brook, what's that blue colored rock?
Not sure, but it did look interesting. Thanks for stopping by.
Beautiful photos from your Hike out West !
West is best! But east is also beautiful...
Nice place and some of the pictures look very interesting... if it rains a lot does mushrooms grow there...
I did see a few mushrooms along the trail. So yes.
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Thanks.