Colbert County, Alabama, USA, September 22, 2019 |
At the start of the trail a bridge crosses a small stream that flows into the Tennessee River.
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And there are plenty of large rocks along the Rockpile Trail!
The lower part of the trail follows an abandoned railroad track next to the river.
In a few places you can still see the old wooden railroad ties, now covered with moss.
Then the trail goes uphill, levels off for a short distance, then uphill it goes again!
A view of the Tennessee River as the trail reaches the top of the bluff
We saw several kinds of wildflowers along the trail. I think these shrubs are Elderberry.
If anyone knows what this vine is, please let me know.
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Hello, looks like a great walk and beautiful trail! Enjoy your day and a great weekend ahead!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your blog anniversary, Lea! It must have felt good to get out for a hike!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful trail! and Happy Blog-iversary!
ReplyDeleteThat trail looks lovely. One that I would like to hike. Thanks for linking up today.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place for a wander! Love how the path draws one along...
ReplyDeleteI don't know what that vine is but you might google it. I love seeing the wildflowers blooming at every season. We are still around 90 every day!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an enjoyable trail to follow.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to wander along stream and river and see wildflowers. Wish I knew what they were too. Have a great weekend coming up.
ReplyDeleteWow! such beautiful photos.
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