I got to take a drive, a way up, to Swan Cabin. Currently there's a big tree down on its driveway, but the path through The Forest is clear amd in decent shape. This time of season it's more bear hunting with hounds than hikers. The hounds and the people are seriously quiet as they study the environs. The dogs do seem to get excited when they are driven up to other dog carrying vehicles--like workers noting familiar team or "new guy". The splendor of hoar frosted mountain tops--glinting sun catchers is balanced with listening for cracking, sliding, and stirring among the forest life.
Young creature antlers rest against good scratching trees. Debated are tree bark disturbances: animal or chain? Higher elevations bring chance to understand better stuff like the drying effects of sun over a period of time on materials like tree trunk and plastics. Evidences of trash and campfire speak to passers through. It's fascinating to read forest and woods.
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