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The walk route for both trails started out the same way. |
| Nicely placed bench made for a good photo op. |  |
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Lyn and Elaine caught up to us while we were stopped. |
| So I took their picture on the same bench. |  |
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The low water crossing was a little deep so we waited for a lift across. |
| The two trails split here. Elaine and Lyn did the other event. |  |
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I had stopped to read a historical marker about a Comanche battle. Ed patiently waited for me to catch up. |
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We were hoping for some fall color, but most of the trees haven't turned yet. |
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Carol and Lenore. |
| Wide angle to include the cliffs. |  |
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Trail along the cliffs. |
| Carol breaking trail us. |  |
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The water was shallow here and running over some nice rocks. |
| A rock outcropping that had some nice markings. |  |
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The Johnson Grass (which is not a native plant by the way, but an invader gone wild) was taller than Lenore. |
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Our checkpoint volunteers in burgundy. Time to retrace our steps. |
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We passed this group of Tarrant County Walkers who were on their way out. |
| Looking up at the cliffs we'd passed earlier. |  |
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The last hill and we're almost done. |
| Looking up at the cliffs we'd passed earlier. |  |
